May 2022: Profs. Reza and Ram receive an NSF CNS medium grant for their work on runtime dataplane telemetry. Congrats Reza and Ram, and thanks NSF!

May 2022: Congrats to Matt Hall for winning the competitive UO Dissertation Research Fellowship!

April 2022: Jared’s work on multi-task learning for network measurements will appear in IEEE JSAC! Congrats Jared!

April 2022: ONRG projects are highlighted in Oregon Quarterly.

March 2022: Prof. Ram’s NSF CAREER award is featured in UO CIS as well as Around the O.

February 2022: Prof. Ram received the NSF CAREER Award . Congrats Ram!

January 2022: Prof. Ram is co-Chairing IEEE CloudNet 2022 with Leo Linguaglossa!

October 2021: Recent awards have been featured in UO CIS as well as Around the O.

October 2021: Juno’s research featured in CRA Conquer.

September 2021: Prof. Durairajan is leading an NSF CC*-Integration large project with collaborators at UO, UCSB, and Niksun, Inc. Thanks NSF!

September 2021: Our work on runtime programmable telemetry will appear in IEEE Network magazine! Congrats Chris!

August 2021: Prof. Durairajan is leading an NSF SaTC medium project with collaborators at CMU and BU. Thanks NSF, and congrats Ram!

June 2021: Our work on dynamic scheduling of approximate telemetry queries will appear at Usenix NSDI’22! Congrats Chris!

June 2021: Our work on high-performance in-band network measurements using eBPF will appear in TMA’21! Congrats Ram!

March 2021: Our survey on reconfigurable optical networks will appear in Elsevier OSN 2021! Congrats Matt!

January 2021: Ram will deliver a presentation on the challenges in using ML for networking research at NSF WOMBIR 2021. Congrats Ram!

December 2020: Our inter-disciplinary work on assessing the resilience of Internet infrastructures to earthquakes will appear in PAM 2021! Congrats Juno!

December 2020: Congrats to Juno for CRA Undergraduate Researcher Award - Honarable Mention!

September 2020: Ram received a faculty fellowship from Ripple, Inc. Congratulations Ram!

July 2020: Ram organized the first (virtual) RISE (netwoRkIng SystEms) summer school with Sudarsun.

May 2020: Our work on labeling networking data at scale will appear in ACM SIGCOMM NetAI 2020, congrats Yukhe!

May 2020: Our paper on optics-enabled extreme DDoS defense will appear in ACM SIGCOMM SPIN 2020, congrats Matt!

May 2020: Our paper on multi-resource monitoring will appear in Usenix HotStorage 2020, congrats Nolan!

May 2020: Our papers on the practicality of learning models for network telemetry, and characterization of metropolitan area fiber maps will appear in TMA 2020. Congrats Soheil and Matt!

December 2019: Our comparative characterization of multi-cloud connectivity will appear in PAM 2020. Congrats Bahador!

December 2019: Our work on alias resolution will appear in PAM 2020. Congrats Reza and the team from Sorbonne University!

November 2019: Bahador Yeganeh successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis entitled “Measuring the evolving Internet in the Cloud Computing Era: Infrastructure, Connectivity, and Performance”. He will be joining Snapchat, Inc.! Congrats Dr. Yeganeh!

November 2019: Our paper on examining the evolution of the Twitter elite network will appear in Springer Social Network Analysis and Mining. Congrats Reza and Soheil!

October 2019: Bokeh, a framework for obfuscating physical infrastructure maps to appear in ACM SIGSPATIAL LocalRec workshop!

September 2019: Our work on using weak supervision to denoise Internet delay measurements will appear in IEEE ICMLA’19! Congrats to Anirudh (Prof. Durairajan’s intern in the Summer of 2018)!

August 2019: Matt Hall won the Ripple fellowship! Congrats Matt!

August 2019: Our work on mapping the interconnections in today’s Internet to appear in IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking! Congrats Bahador!

July 2019: Our work on understanding Amazon’s peering fabric to appear in ACM IMC’19! Congrats Bahador!

June 2019: Prof. Durairajan is co-organizing a tutorial on Reconfigurable Networks (ReNets) with Klaus-Tycho Foerster, and Stefan Schmid.

June 2019: Matt Hall won the Erwin & Gertrude Juilfs Scholarship and Soheil Jamshidi won the Phillip Seeley Graduate Fellowship! Congrats Matt and Soheil!

June 2019: Our work on containerizing Internet measurements and managing the timezone database will appear in Applied Networking Research Workshop 2019! Congrats Chris!

May 2019: Yamini Lakshmi Narasimhan and Shivaani Krishnakumar, two visiting student from Anna University, joined ONRG as summer interns.

May 2019: Our work on characterizing incentivized online reviews to appear in Springer Journal! Congrats Soheil!

April 2019: Prof. Durairajan wins NSF CRII award and UO Faculty Research award! Thanks NSF and UO!

January 2019: Prof. Durairajan is co-organizing the 1st ACM SIGCOMM workshop on Optical Systems Design (OptSys) with Chen Avin, Paolo Costa, Manya Ghobadi, and Stefan Schmid.

November 2018: ADAPT to appear in Elsevier FGCS’19! We show how to use pretense theory to effectively defend attacks (e.g., DDoS, APT, etc.) in cloud platforms.

September 2018: Two posters from ORNG will appear in ACM IMC’18! Congrats Matt and Chris!

July 2018: Our work on strategies for active IPv6 topology discovery to appear in ACM IMC’18!

July 2018: Our work on time synchronization system for the Internet of Things to appear in the 8th ACM International Conference on the Internet of Things.

June 2018: Chrisopher Misa won the VPRI fellowship 2018! Congrats Chris!

June 2018: Our two submissions to ASONAM 2018 were accepted. Acceptance rate is 15%! Congrats Soheil, Reza, and Saed!

June 2018: Prof. Reza Rejaie is supported by a visiting professor position to spend the summer at LINCS.

June 2018: Bahador Yeganeh won the Gurdeep Pall Graduate Student Fellowship 2018! Congrats Bahador!

June 2018: Our work on containerizing Internet measurements and managing the timezone database will appear in Applied Networking Research Workshop! Congrats Chris!

June 2018: Anirudh Muthukumar, a visiting student from Anna University, joins ONRG as a summer intern.

May 2018: Anisha Malynur won the J. Donald Hubbard Family Scholarship 2018! Congrats Anisha!

May 2018: Our work on assessing climate change risks to Internet infrastructure will appear in Applied Networking Research Workshop!

May 2018: Our work (TimeWeaver) on using NTP to measure one-way delays between arbitrary hosts in the Internet to appear in International Teletraffic Congress 2018!

May 2018: Our work on characterizing the edge in mobile edge computing to appear in ACM MECOMM workshop co-located with ACM SIGCOMM 2018!

May 2018: Our work on using web browing logs to assess user’s candidate preference to appear in ACM SIGKDD 2018!

April 2018: Prof. Ram Durairajan wins UW-Madison CS graduate research award!

March 2018: Our work (Tezzeract) on using NTP to create an Internet-wide event detection framework to appear in IFIP Networking 2018!

March 2018: Our work on virtualizing unused optical fibers (vFiber) will appear in USENIX NSDI 2018 as a poster. Congrats Matt!

January 2018: Dolus presented in ACM ICDCN 2018! We show how to use pretense theory to effectively defend DDoS attacks in cloud platforms.

December 2017: Prof. Ram Durairajan presents climate change risks to Internet infrastructure at the Dagstuhl seminar (17511).

November 2017: Our work, SoMeta, which is an automatic metadata generation framework for active measurements presented at ACM IMC 2017. Source code is available here and the work is completely reproducible!

October 2017: Internet Atlas project is named one of the 100 greatest innovations of 2017 by Popular Science magazine.

October 2017: Prof. Ram Durairajan receives NSF Support Grant for attending Dagstuhl seminar 17511. Thanks NSF!

September 2017: Prof. Ram Durairajan joins UOregon CIS as an Assistant Professor! Along with Prof. Reza Rejaie, he will be co-leading the ONRG!