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My research interests span all of computer network systems, protocols and applications, and
also include cloud computing, mobile systems, programmable networks,
and privacy enhancing technologies.
Previously I served as a
Program Director
at the National Science Foundation in the
Division of Computer & Network Systems in the CISE Directorate.
My responsibilities included
the Network Technologies & Systems (NeTS) core program, mid-scale research infrastructures including
NSF Cloud, GENI, and US Ignite smart cities. I also supported Optics & Photonics, Campus CyberInfrastructure, Smart & Connected Health,
and NSF partnerships with Japan, Brazil and the European Commission.
I received a 2018 NSF Director's Award for Superior Accomplishment (with T. Nandagopal, K. Calvert, and M. Houghton) for lauching the Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) program.
If you are new to engaging NSF get started by reading
Working with NSF: Some Tips for Junior Faculty.
-- Jack Brassil (\`brah-sel\ rhymes with castle)
- "Disruption at the Internet Edge,
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Fourth IEEE Workshop on Hot Topics in Web Systems and Technologies (HotWeb 2016),
Washington, DC, Oct. 2016.
- "Locating Mobile Devices Indoors: Opportunities, Theory and Practice,
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Intl. Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 2013),
Nassau, Bahamas, Aug. 2013.
- "Security and Privacy in the Mobile Cloud,"
Intl. Workshop on Cloud Computing and Information Security (CCIS 2013),
Shanghai, China, Nov. 2013.
- "Verifying the Location of a Mobile Device User," J. T.
Brassil, P. K. Manadhata, Proc. of Mobisec 2012, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, June 2012. (Best Paper Award)
- "Technical Challenges in Location-Aware Video Surveillance Privacy",
J.T. Brassil,
Protecting Privacy in Video Surveillance,
A. Senior (Ed.), New York, Springer, 2009.
ISBN: 978-1-84882-300-6
- "Structuring Internet Media Streams with Cueing Protocols," J. T.
Brassil, H. Schulzrinne, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking,
vol. 10, no. 4, August 2002, pp. 466-476.
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