Publications

I. For more than three decades the use of printed copper paths on a substrate has been the key method of interconnecting electronic components to form electronic systems.

Collectors often greet the first report of a new type of minting error for commonly circulating coins with enthusiasm.

In this paper, we propose a solution to delegate the control and the management of the network connecting the many devices of a smart environment to a software entity, while keeping end-users in co

Software Defined Networking (SDN) has attracted tremendous interest in the telecommunication industry due to its ability to abstract, manage and dynamically re-configure endto- end networks from a

HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HAS) is becoming the de-facto standard for video streaming services over the Internet. In HAS, each video is segmented and stored in different qualities.

SDN and NFV are the two major concepts in the telecommunications space driving a radical industry transition towards the development of programmable future carrier grade telecommunication networks.

Control architectures for Software-Defined Networks are characterized by moving previously distributed network state and control functions to a centralized controller instance, leaving network node

In this work, we provide first-in-class measurement results for fast-convolution-based filtered orthogonal frequencydivision multiplexing (FC-F-OFDM) processing implemented on a universal software

For interconnection between geographically-separated data centers, network carriers typically implement multiple optical paths in a wide-area network.

A scheduled medium-access protocol (SMAP) is a shared medium access control protocol that avoids collisions by scheduling the transmissions of stations in the network.