Team Members From Bell Labs

• Milind M. Buddhikot 
  Milind M. Buddhikot is a Member of Technical Staff in the Center for Networking Research at Lucent Bell Labs, Holmdel, NJ.   Milind holds a Doctor of Science (D. Sc.) in computer science (July 1998) from Washington University in St. Louis, and a Master of Technology (M.Tech.) in communication engineering (December 1988) from the Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T), Bombay.   His current research interests are in the areas of systems,  protocols,  algorithms , security and end-to-end applications in  Dynamic spectrum access (DSA) networks, Integrated public wireless networks for seamless end-user experience across multiple heterogeneous networks, mesh and public safety networks, and Embedded sensorial systems. His past work has been in the areas of MPLS path routing, multimedia messaging and caching, high speed edge routers, fast packet classification, and design of multimedia-on-demand (MOD) servers and services.  He has authored over 22 research papers and 9 patent submissions in the design of multimedia systems and protocols, layer-4 packet classification, MPLS path routing, and authentication and dynamic key exchange. Milind currently serves on the editorial boards of IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (ToN) and Elsevier's Computer Networks Journal. Milind was one of the co-founders of the IEEE DySPAN 2005 which is a first-of-its kind interdisciplinary IEEE conference on Dynamic Spectrum Access networks. Milind  has also served as a co-guest-editor of IEEE Network magazine's March 2001 Special issue on Fast IP Packet forwarding and Classification for Next Generation Internet Services. Milind served as a co-guest-editor of IEEE Network magazine's March 2001 Special issue on Fast IP Packet forwarding and Classification for Next Generation Internet Services. He has served in the capacity of a co-chair for ACM WMASH2005, tutorial chair for IEEE LCN 94, 95, as a publicity chair for NOSSDAV97, and as a program committee member for MMCN 2001, 2003, IEEE ICNP2002,  2003 and IEEE LCN 93-2000 conferences. 

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• Scott  C. Miller: 
  Scott Miller is the Director of the High Speed Mobile Data Research department at Bell Labs in Holmdel, New Jersey. He has B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering from Cooper Union in New York City. His current research involves the integration of 802.11 and 3G wireless data service and the related mobile networking issues concerning seamless mobility, authentication, security, roaming, and accounting. Prior to his work on 802.11/3G integration, Scott has led several systems research efforts in wireless applications, implementing novel systems for wireless messaging, speech-driven directory services, wireless instant messaging, carrier-based content billing, and multi-media content adaptation

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Team Members From
WINSEC, Stevens Institute of Technology

• Dr. Paul Kolodzy:
  Dr. Paul Kolodzy is a leader with almost 20 years of experience in technology development for advanced communications, networking, electronic warfare, and spectrum policy for government, commercial, and academic clients. He is currently a Technology Consultant in Advanced Wireless and Networking Technology. Prior to being a consultant, Dr. Kolodzy has been: Director of the Center for Wireless Network Security (WiNSeC) at Stevens Institute of Technology; during 2002, the Senior Spectrum Policy Advisor at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Director of Spectrum Policy Task Force charged with developing the next generation spectrum policy; Program Manager at the Defense Advanced Projects Agency (DARPA) in the Advanced Technology Office managing R&D for communications programs to develop generation-after-next capabilities; Director of Signal Processing and Strategic Initiatives at Sanders, A Lockheed Martin Company; and a Group Leader/Staff Member at MIT Lincoln Laboratory in the areas of Optical Systems for Laser Radars, Signal Processing, and Target Recognition for Acoustics, RF (SAR), and Optical signatures. He received his PhD and MS in Chemical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University and his BS in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University.

• Dr. Kevin Ryan:
  Dr. Ryan holds a doctorate in Electrical Engineering (1996) from Stevens Institute of Technology. His dissertation was based on the topic “Overload Performance and User Mobility for a Mobile Communication System.” He received his Master of Science degree (1980) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. Ryan’s research and interest areas include 3G and 4G Mobile Wireless Networks; the Evolution of Wireless Networks; and Network Architecture and Quality of Service His industry background includes positions at AT&T Bell Laboratories (now Lucent Technologies) 1978 to 2001, where he worked in wireless communications, education and training (wireless and data networks), as well as high-speed networking and local access. He has been a full-time faculty member at Stevens Institute of Technology since 2001.