Susmit Shannigrahi

Susmit Shannigrahi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Tennessee Tech University. His work focuses on advanced networking protocols, future internet architectures, and big data management. He leads research in areas like 5G networks, IoT security, and decentralized data replication algorithms.

His research interests include optimizing network protocols for data-intensive applications, securing vehicular and smart grid systems, and developing frameworks like CLEDGE and Hydra for edge computing and distributed storage. He has contributed to projects such as NDN-based data distribution for genomics and climate research, and has pioneered solutions like AquaCam for environmental monitoring.

Shannigrahi's recent work emphasizes hybrid networking approaches (e.g., NDN-IP integration), proactive routing strategies using AI, and scalable decentralized systems. His projects often involve collaboration with domain scientists to address real-world challenges in big data transfer and storage.

He holds a strong record of innovation in testbed deployments, protocol design, and cross-disciplinary applications of networking principles. His lab focuses on practical implementations of theoretical networking concepts in fields like smart grids, autonomous vehicles, and genomics.