ngin
The Next Generation Internet Lab
Welcome to the ngin, the Next Generation Internet Research Lab at Tennessee Tech. Our research areas include Named Data Networking, Big Science data transfers, Networking for AR/VR applications, Vehicular networks, Data center networking, and more. You can find a list of the latest publications under "Publications". The research projects are guided by Dr. Susmit Shannigrahi.
Prof. Susmit Shannigrahi,
Assistant Professor
Bruner 331,
Department of Computer Science
Tennessee Tech University
Phone: (931) 372-6259
Announcements
We are hiring Ph.D. students. If designing the next-generation Internet, low-latency AR/VR applications, 5G mobile networks, and smart vehicular networks are interesting to you, drop me an email. See more here.
Recent Publications
2025-01-11: Our paper on Flood Sensing using a PI camera and Edge computing was accepted at PerCom '25.
2025-01-11: Our paper on Attribute Based Encryption for Streaming video was accepted at MMSys '25.
2024-12-30: Our paper on TCP Errors is accepted at IEEE NOMS 2025.
2024-12-01: Our paper on K8s and location independent compute placement was published at INDIS@SC.
Our paper on ScienceDMZ measurement was published at IEEE LCN 2024.
News
May 20 - TPC Co-Chair - Organized the International Workshop on Computer and Networking Experimental Research using Testbeds (CNERT 2024) in collaboration with IEEE INFOCOM
May 16 - We have received an Open Educational Resources Grant Program from Tennessee Board of Regents. This will create a set of free and open-source material for the undergraduate senior level Computer Networks class.
May 15 - Our paper "A Named Data Networking Based Fast Open Storage System Plugin for XRootD" is now published.
Feb 28 - Our paper "Hydra: A Scalable Decentralized P2P Storage Federation for Large Scientific Datasets" is now published at ICNC '24. Acceptance rate is ~24%.
See more news here.
Sponsored Research
National Science Foundation
Tennessee Tech
