About Me
I am a senior lecturer (Associate Professor) in Networks in the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science of Queen Mary University of London. Before joining QMUL, I completed my PhD in Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. In 2010 I received a prize for the best PhD in telecommunications by the Spanish association of Telecommunication Engineers.
I am interested in understanding complex distributed systems (mostly Internet applications), and engineering them to work better. e.g. Cloud applications, with elastic (dynamic) changes, that are interconnected over a network. I am also looking at (Big) large-scale distributed systems that process massive amounts of Data. In this webpage you will find references to my current research projects, and teaching activities.
Research Interests
- Big Data Processing Systems
- Cloud-Scale Applications
- Software-Defined Networking
- Autonomic Computing
News
- Loom (graph-based large-scale management data visualisation) accepted in Future Generation Computer Systems
- Poster on Raphtory presented in ACM DEBS 2017
- Keddah: A Hadoop network traffic simulator is accepted in ICDCS 2017
- Our study on HTTP Headers is accepted in WWW 2017
- Our study on Twitch infrastructure is accepted at PAM 2017
- Two posters presented at EUROSYS 2016
- Our study on Twitch.tv content was presented in IEEE NetGames 2015
- Latency-based estimation of key-value stores paper presented in IEEE CloudCom 2015