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Hi! I am a fourth year PhD student in the Computer Science Department at Stony Brook University, NY. I joined Stony Brook in Fall 2004. Earlier, I completed my undergraduate studies (B.E.) in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Anna University, Chennai in India. I work with Dr. Samir R. Das in WINGS LAB, Stony Brook.

My research interest spans in the broad areas of Wireless Networks, Systems and Algorithms. In particular, my current research focuses on improving capacity and connectivity in WiFi based ubiquitous wireless access networks. Currently, I am working on improving capacity in multi-radio wireless mesh networks using multiple channels and directional antenna support and designing better connectivity mechanisms for vehicular network access to the mesh backbone using directional communication. I also work in the area of dynamic spectrum management and reconfigurable software defined radio development with a focus on opportunistic reuse of spectrum white spaces to improve capacity in cellular networks.

	Anand Prabhu Subramanian
		Hi! I am a fourth year PhD student in the Computer Science Department at Stony Brook University, NY. I joined Stony Brook in Fall 2004. Earlier, I completed my undergraduate studies (B.E.) in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Anna University, Chennai in India. I work with Dr. Samir R. Das in WINGS LAB, Stony Brook. My research interest spans in the broad areas of Wireless Networks, Systems and Algorithms. In particular, my current research focuses on improving capacity and connectivity in WiFi based ubiquitous wireless access networks. Currently, I am working on improving capacity in multi-radio wireless mesh networks using multiple channels and directional antenna support and designing better connectivity mechanisms for vehicular network access to the mesh backbone using directional communication. I also work in the area of dynamic spectrum management and reconfigurable software defined radio development with a focus on opportunistic reuse of spectrum white spaces to improve capacity in cellular networks. My current resume: [PDF] [TXT] (Updated: August 2008) When I dont do research, I do this, this and this ... News: Spectrum Auction paper accepted in DySPAN '08 (August 8th, 2008) MobiSteer - V2V work accepted in VANET '08 (June 6th,2008) MobiSteer features in CEWIT News Letter Issue. 1, Vol. 1, 2008. (May 2008) here Heading to Bell Labs this summer for my internship to work on interesting dynamic spectrum access related problems. Media Coverage for Drive-by Localization work in Frost and Sullivan's Mobile and Wireless Communication Technology Alert here. (Subscription Needed) Completed my PhD thesis proposal successfully on 19th Dec 2007. [Abstract] Drive-by Localization accepted in INFOCOM 2008. Heading to Phoenix, AZ in April MobiSteer features in Technology Research News (July 2007) MobiSteer paper won the BEST PAPER AWARD in Mobisys 2007