Michael Reiter :: PhD students
If you are interested in joining my research group as a PhD student, a
formal application to the Department
of Computer Science is a necessary first step; see the the Graduate Admissions page
for more information. You are welcome to send me email to introduce
yourself, but do not be discouraged if I do not respond; I might just
be putting off applications until the usual internal decision-making
schedule. I will do my best to look at all applications that
indicate me as a potential advisor. Evidence of
research aptitude (projects, publications, or even just well-formed
thoughts about your research interests) will strengthen your
application substantially.
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I currently advise the following PhD students:
- Andrew Chi
- Adam Humphries
- Sheng Liu
- Marie Nesfield
- Brittany Subialdea
- Ke Coby Wang
- Qiuyu Xiao
- Ziqiao Zhou
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The following students have completed a PhD under my supervision.
- Michael Abd-El-Malek, PhD, 2010.
Thesis: File System Virtual Appliances
- Darrell Bethea, PhD, 2015.
Thesis: WACCO and LOKO: Strong Consistency at Global Scale
- Robby Cochran, PhD, 2016.
Thesis: Symbolic Verification of Remote Client Behavior in
Distributed Systems
- Michael Collins,
PhD, 2008.
Thesis: A Protocol Graph
Based Anomaly Detection System
- Debin Gao, PhD, 2007.
Thesis: Gray-box Anomaly
Detection Using System Call Monitoring
- Scott Garriss,
PhD, 2008.
Thesis: Efficient, Usable
Proof-Construction Strategies for Distributed Access-Control Systems
- James Hendricks, PhD, 2009.
Thesis: Efficient Byzantine Fault Tolerance for Scalable Storage and Services
- Victor Heorhiadi, PhD, 2017.
Thesis: Expression and Composition of Optimization-Based Applications for Software-Defined Networking
- Peng Li, PhD, 2014.
Thesis: Replication and Placement for Security in Distributed Systems
- Jonathan McCune, PhD, 2009.
Thesis: Reducing the Trusted Computing Base for Applications on Commodity Systems
- Michael Merideth, PhD, 2009.
Thesis: Efficient Survivability for Highly Replicated Services
- Alina Oprea, PhD, 2007.
Thesis: Efficient Cryptographic
Techniques for Securing Storage Systems
- Florian
Oprea, PhD, 2008.
Thesis: Quorum Placement on
Wide-Area Networks
- Asad Samar, PhD, 2006.
Thesis: Quiver on the Edge:
Consistent Scalable Edge Services
- Vyas Sekar, PhD, 2010.
Thesis: Effective Network Management
via System-Wide Coordination and Optimization
- Lei Wei, PhD, 2013.
Thesis: Privacy-Preserving Regular Expression Evaluation on Encrypted Data
- Ting-Fang Yen, PhD, 2011.
Thesis: Detecting Stealthy Malware Using Behavioral Features in Network Traffic
- Yinqian Zhang, PhD, 2014.
Thesis: Cache-Based Side-Channel Attacks in Multi-Tenant Public Clouds and Their Countermeasures
I have also worked closely with several other students on their
PhD thesis research (but not as their official advisors).
- Scott Coull,
PhD, 2009.
- Garth Goodson, PhD,
2004.
- Fabian Monrose,
PhD, 1999.
- Rob Reeder, PhD, 2008.
- Kami Vaniea, PhD, 2012.
- XiaoFeng
Wang, PhD, 2004.
- Jay
Wylie, PhD, 2005.
- Yinglian
Xie, PhD, 2005.
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