Dr. Yan Luo
Assistant Professor
University of Massachusetts Lowell
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
One University Ave
Lowell, MA 01854, USA
Tel: 978-934-2592
Fax: 978-934-3027
Email: Yan_Luo@uml.edu (best way to reach me)
Office: Ball Hall 413
Dr. Luo welcomes prospective students, especially Ph.D. students, to join his research group. For more information, please read his message to prospective students.
Research
While his research interest spans computer architecture and network systems, Dr. Luo's current projects focus on network processing with programmable architectures, deep packet inspection, and chip multiprocessors. Dr. Luo directs the Laboratory of Computer Architecture and Network Systems (CANS). CANS lab is supported by National Science Foundation, Intel, BBN, Xilinx and Altera. Previously, Luo did research on network processor design in University of California Riverside, where he obtained his Ph.D. in 2005. Some ongoing research projects include:
- Programmable Edge Node for GENI (PI: Yan Luo, NSF/BBN, 2008-2011)
- Programmable Network Infrastructure with Emerging Technologies (PI: Yan Luo, NSF, 2007-2010)
For more information of Dr. Luo's ongoing research projects, please visit http://cans.uml.edu/
Teaching
Fall 2009: 16.317 Microprocessor I, 16.480/552 Microprocessor II, 16.710 Selected Topics. Office hours: 9:30-11am on Wed & Fri at Ball 413, or Email for appointments.
Publications
News
- 09/21/09 Blog article by OpenFlow Consortium featuring our work on accelerating OpenFlow switching with network processors !
- 01/15/09 Co-organizing and Announcing Call For Papers of NetEval 2009 Workshop co-located with IEEE ISPASS'09 at Boston, MA, April 26, 2009.
- 01/01/09 TWO' of our papers are accepted by IEEE ICC'09 !
- 01/01/09 Dr. Luo serves on the program committee of IEEE ICCCN09.
- 11/21/08. Dr. Luo serves as Student Travel Grant Co-Chair of IEEE ICCCN 09.
- 11/06/08. Dr. Luo chaired a session on "multi-core" at ACM/IEEE ANCS 08.
- 09/29/08. We are proud to be selected to build the first prototypes of GENI ! See press release and UMass Lowell E-news.
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