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Prof. Ioannis Stavrakakis, IEEE Fellow: Diploma in Electrical
Engineering, Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, (Greece), 1983; Ph.D. in
EE, University of Virginia (USA), 1988; Assist. Prof. in CSEE, University of
Vermont (USA), 1988-1994; Assoc. Prof. of ECE, Northeastern University, Boston
(USA), 1994-1999; Assoc. Prof. of Informatics and Telecommunications,
University of Athens (Greece), 1999-2002 and Prof. since 2002. Teaching and
research interests are focused on resource allocation protocols and traffic
management for communication networks, with recent emphasis on: peer-to-peer,
mobile, ad hoc, autonomic, delay tolerant and future Internet networking. His
research has been published in over 180 scientific journals and conference
proceedings and was funded by NSF, DARPA, GTE, BBN and Motorola (USA) as well
as Greek and European Union (IST, FET, FIRE) Funding agencies. He has served
repeatedly in NSF and EU-IST research proposal review panels and involved in
the TPC and organization of numerous conferences sponsored by IEEE, ACM, ITC
and IFIP societies, including: organizer of the 1999 IFIP WG6.3 workshop, the
COST-NSF NeXtworking’03, the Workshop on Autonomic
Communications (WAC2005); co-organizer of the 1996 ITC Mini-Seminar, the IEEE
Autonomic Opportunistic Communications (AOC’07&’08); technical program
co-chair for the IFIP Networking'00, EWC’04, IFIP WiOpt’05, COST-NSF NeXtworking’07;
general co-Chair for Networking’2002, IFIP MedHocNet’07. He has served as the chairman of IFIP WG6.3
and elected officer for the IEEE Technical Committee on Computer Communications
(TCCC). He is an associate editor for the ACM/Kluwer
Wireless Networks and Computer Communications journals and has served in the
editorial board of the IEEE/ACM transactions on Networking and the Computer
Networks Journals. He is currently the head of the Communications and Signal
Processing Division of his Dept. [PDF]