Elliott Karpilovsky

Graduate Student, Computer Science, Princeton University

Myself, Elaine, and Mimi during the Rose Day Parade in Pasadena.

Hi there. I'm a graduate student at Princeton University. This is my web page, so feel free to look around. If you have comments or suggestions, you may contact me at my email address below.

I spent my undergraduate years at Caltech majoring in Computer Science before coming to Princeton for graduate study. My research interests include networks, algorithms, programming languages, and operating systems. My advisor at Princeton is Professor Jennifer Rexford.

Publications include:

• Using Forgetful Routing to Control BGP Table Size
• Event Webs for Crisis Management
• Event-Driven Architectures for Distributed Crisis Management
• OH column abundance over Table Mountain Facility, California: AM-PM diurnal asymmetry

I like to program when I'm not involved in research (oh, the horror!). My favorite programming languages are Python, C/C++, and Lisp.

I play the harmonica in my spare time. My music interests include speed/power metal (Gamma Ray, Blind Guardian, Symphony X, etc.), classical (Vivaldi, Mozart, Grieg, etc.), and soundtracks (Square-Enix, music by Nobuo Uematsu and Yasunori Matsuda, etc.).

I'm a big fan of anime and animated shows. Favorite animes include: Azumanga Daioh, The Place Promised in Our Early Days, and The Slayers. Favorite animated shows include the Simpsons, Futurama, and later seasons of Space Ghost: Coast to Coast.

I also speak (some) Spanish, (limited) Hebrew and Latin, and (a tiny bit of) Japanese.

You can contact me at elliottk, followed by the at symbol, followed by cs.princeton.edu. My public key is located here.