Isaac Keslassy

Faculty Member at the Electrical Engineering Department of the Technion, Israel. Research in Computer Networks, with a focus on: High-Performance Internet Routers Network-on-Chip Network Design and Analysis Packet Buffers Congestion Control Associate editor for the IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking. TPC member for IEEE Infocom, IEEE Hot Interconnects, DATE, COMSNETS. ERC (European Research Council) Starting Grant winner and Allon Fellow.

Research

Publications    Former Students (Graduate Website)   MATRICS NoC Research Group

Prospective students: feel free to contact me, even without a research topic.

Courses

Current: EE 044114: Discrete Mathematics for Electrical Engineering   EE 044334: Introduction to Computer Networks   EE 048982: Detection and Counting in High-Speed Networks   Previous: EE 046993: High-Speed Networks (formerly Backbone Networks)   EE 048866: Packet-Switch Architectures (discontinued)   EE 049045: Router Architectures   EE 049036: Network-on-Chip Seminar

Seminar Links

Weekly ClubNet seminar    Israeli Networking Seminar 2007   Stanford Workshop on Load-Balancing (2004)

Short Bio

Isaac Keslassy is a faculty member in the Electrical Engineering department of the Technion, Haifa, Israel. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University, in 2000 and 2004. His recent research interests include the design and analysis of high-performance routers and on-chip networks. Isaac Keslassy was the recipient of a Wakerly Stanford Graduate Fellowship in 1999, an ATS-WD Career Development Chair in 2004, an Yigal Alon Fellowship in 2006, a European Research Council Starting Grant in 2008, a Salomon Simon Mani Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2008, and a Technion Distinguished Lecturer Award in 2008.

Contact

E-mail:	isaac (at) ee.technion.ac.il
Phone:	(972) 4-829 5738
Address:	Meyer, 903
	Department of Electrical Engineering
	Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
	Haifa, 32000
	Israel