Students

Current: 

• Paulina Arregocés Guerra (Ph.D. UDEA) - Data Analytics on Smart Farming, with Prof. Juan F. Botero

• Manuela Ortega Monsalve (Ph.D. UDEA) - Data Analytics on Smart Farming, with Prof. Juan F. Botero

• Andrés Felipe Osorio (Master in Engineering - UDEA) - In-band network telemetry with Programmable Data Planes, with Prof. Alexánder Leal

• Jorge Eduardo Buzzio (Master in Engineering - UDEA) - Tiny Machine Learning for IoT Security, with Prof. Juan Felipe Botero

• Carlos David Roldan (Master in Engineering - EAFIT) - Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Legacy Software Systems Migration

Former: 

• Santiago Rios (Master in Engineering - UDEA, Graduated) - Attack mitigation with Programmable Data Planes, with Prof. Juan F. Botero

  • Currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Lorraine, France

• Luis Felipe Ortiz (Master in Engineering - UNAL, Graduated) - Data Analytics, with Prof. John W. Branch

  • Currently, a Full Time Lecturer at UNAULA

• Jhon Alexánder Parra Jiménez (Master in Engineering - UNAL, Graduated) - Cybersecurity leveraging Deep Learning , with Prof. John W. Branch

• Alejandro Álvarez (Master in Engineering - UNAL, Graduated) - SDN Security , with Prof. John W. Branch

  • Currently, a Senior .Net Developer at Overactive

  • Juana Paulina Alzate (Bachelor in Informatics Engineering - UNAULA) - Computer Networks, Software Defined Networks, Programmable Data Planes

    1. • Currently an Engineer in Internexa

• Carolina Taborda (Master in Engineering - UNAL, INC) - Data Science and Fraud Control (TBD), with Prof. John W. Branch

• Fernando Mercado (Master in Engineering - UDEA, INC) - Security with SDN and Programmable Data Planes, with Prof. Juan F. Botero

News:

At the time, I am available to work as supervisor for students of all the levels: Undegraduate, Masters and Ph.D.

In order to define which topic we can start developing together, take a look on my current research interests, my published papers. Then, send me a mail suggesting a topic that might be interesting to you. From that, we can draw a work plan. In case you have an idea on a computer networks topic different than my current research interests, you can also send me a mail. I am open to discuss those topics and perhaps we can agree a research idea to develop.