Konstantinos Psounis

Assistant Professor 
Electrical Engineering and (jointly) Computer Science
University of Southern California

Short Bio

I was born in Athens, Greece, in November 1974. I graduated from the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department of National Technical University of Athens , Greece, in June 1997. In December 1998, I received the master of science degree, and in December 2002, the Ph.D. degree both from the Electrical Engineering department at Stanford University . Since Fall 2003 I am an assistant professor at the Electrical Engineering department at USC and I also have a joint appointment at the Computer Science department.

Academic

Research

Modelling, design, and performance analysis of a variety of networks including the Internet, mobile ad hoc networks, delay and disruptive tolerant networks, sensor networks, mesh networks, peer to peer networks and the web. Design of methods and algorithms to solve problems related to such systems.

Short and long research statements
Publications and patents
Research lab (projects, publications by topic, students, etc.)

Teaching

Usually in Spring: EE650 "Advanced topics in computer networks".
Usually in Fall: EE465 "Probabilistic methods in computer systems modelling".

Awards and CV

Awards/Grants
Curriculum Vitae in pdf

Links

The Third ACM MobiCom Workshop on Challenged Networks (CHANTS 2008)
The First USC Invited Workshop on Theory & Practice in Wireless Networks

Personal

Sports and hobbies


Psounis Konstantinos
telephone: 213-7404453
email: kpsounis at usc dot edu (replace "at" with "@" and "dot" with "." leaving no spaces, avoinding spam...)
address: RTH 409, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of Southern California, 3710 McClintock Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90089, US