معرفی
Chris Misa is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Oregon's Department of Computer Science, affiliated with the Oregon Networking Research Group and Oregon Cybersecurity Center of Excellence. His work bridges programmable network hardware, virtualization, and security research.
- PhD in Computer Science (University of Oregon, mentor: Rejaie & Durairajan)
- Key research: hardware-accelerated network telemetry, DDoS defense via ZAPDOS, cloud networking
- Publications in top venues: USENIX NSDI, IEEE Security & Privacy, IEEE Transactions on Networking
His research focuses on optimizing network measurement systems by combining programmable switch hardware, machine learning, and innovative algorithmic approaches. Recent projects like ZAPDOS demonstrate his emphasis on addressing high-volume DDoS threats through prefix-level traffic analysis and dynamic resource allocation. Current work spans runtime telemetry, multi-cloud management, and optical network security solutions.
Scientific awards include:
- Ripple Faculty Fellowship
- Ripple Graduate Fellowship
- NSF grant CNS 1850297 (as team member)
As a postdoc, he contributes to sponsored research collaborations with Broadcom and leads academic advising for junior researchers. His projects integrate network testbeds, open-source tools (BONSAI), and interdisciplinary approaches to network science.
