I am an Assistant Professor at the INGI department of the ICTEAM institute at UCLouvain in Belgium. I decided to stay there after a one year post-doc at the IP Networking Lab of Olivier Bonaventure, following a 3 years post-doc at the Networked Systems lab of Dejan Kostic at KTH, Sweden. I defended my PhD thesis advised by Laurent Mathy in 2018 at the Université de Liège in Belgium.
I am now starting the Efficiency of Networked Systems Group with my first PhD student, Nikita Tyunyayev, Clément Delzotti, Colin Evrard, co-advised with Pr. Etienne Riviere. We will be working on designing, implementing and validating a new but backward-compatible Internet based on the novel programmable network infrastructure, such as SmartNICs and P4. To this end, we’ll tackle systems problems related to high-speed networking and large scale load-balancing.
This website contains information about some posts about my research project, about some of the courses I gave, and unrelated posts in some fields I just enjoy like electronic, domotic, unix, or networking. I also built multiple Android applications, and in my young years, many websites.
Latest research posts
- Exciting news: 2 grants accepted by FNRSI’m happy to share the exciting news that my project for the Incentive Grant for Scientific research (MIS) from our national fund for 470K€ (one PhD, one post-doc and equipment) ...
- A collection of Network Systems icons in SVGYou can use mine as you wish, I tried to find the original authors and the appropriate license whenever I could. Don’t hesitate to send me your own. NAND SSD (inspired ...
- Retina: Analyzing 100 GbE Traffic on Commodity HardwareI’m pleased to announce Retina has been accepted to appear at SIGCOMM at the end of the month ! It is the result of a pleasant collaboration with Gerry Wan, ...
- New position: Assistant Professor at UCLouvainI’m delighted to announce I’ll start as assistant professor on the 1st of September in the INGI department of the ICTEAM, EPL faculty at UCLouvain. Right where I am currently ...
- Packet Order Matters won the NSDI’22 community award !Data centers increasingly deploy commodity servers with high-speed network interfaces to enable low-latency communication. However, achieving low latency at high data rates crucially depends on how the incoming traffic interacts ...
You’ll find all our publications and research in the research page.