Santosh Kumar
     Assistant Professor,
     Department of Computer Science,
     The University of Memphis
     376 Dunn Hall, Memphis, TN 38152

     Tel: (901) 678 2487 (Office)

     Email: santosh (dot) kumar (at) memphis (dot) edu


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I lead the Wireless Sensors and Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (WiSe MANet) Lab. We are engaged in both theoretical and systems research. The current focus of our theoretical research is on fundamental issues of coverage, connectivity, and deployment, with emphasis on optimality, localized design, and most importantly energy-efficiency. In systems research, we are building novel systems such as AutoWitness and AutoSense. AutoWitness will help law enforcement agencies in recovering stolen objects/assets. AutoSense aims to revolutionize behavioral sciences research by enabling reliable and real time quantification of personal exposure to addictive substances and psychosocial stress as experienced by human subjects in field.

WiSe MANet Lab is looking for a second postdoctoral fellow and several motivated Ph.D. students who would either like to participate in the development of exciting new applications of wireless sensors (such as AutoWitness and AutoSense systems), or would like to make long-lasting theoretical contributions in the area of wireless sensor networks. For details, visit WiSe MANet Lab. Be sure to read our research group's philosophy before sending me an email.

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Teaching:

COMP 3825: Networking and Information Assurance (Spring 2007)
COMP 4270/6270: Introduction to Operating Systems (Spring 2008Spring 2007)
 
COMP 7313: Network Design and Performance Analysis (Fall 2008, Fall 2007, Fall 2006)

Technical Program Committees:

IEEE INFOCOM 2009, ICDCN 2009IEEE ICDCS 2008, IEEE ICPP 2008, IEEE BROADNETS 2008, IEEE ICCCN 2008, ACM FOWANC 2008, more

Key Publications:

(The 2007 Impact Factor of MobiCom and MobiHoc are 17.21 and 12.41 respectively when computed using Google Scholar. See here for details.)