Stepan Invanov, PhD Student

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Stepan Invanov
PhD Student
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Personal Summary


Stepan Ivanov has receiver his Diploma with honours (Applied Mathematics and Informatics) from the Moscow State University in 2007. Since joining the TSSG in 2007, Stepan has worked on the HEA FutureComm project. Stepan is currently a research student at the Bio-inspired Research Unit and working towards his Phd degree. His research interests include bio-inspired network management, wireless sensor networking, performance modelling of IEEE 802.11 family networks.

Current Activities / Research Interests


Biologically inspired network management, wireless sensor networking, performance modelling of IEEE
802.11 family networks.

Publications


S. Ivanov, D. Botvich, S. Balasubramaniam, and N. Popova, “Avoiding redundant channel blocking in cooperative multi-channel MAC protocols through virtual topology inferencing,” in International Conference of Communications CoCoNet2 Workshop, (Dresden, Germany), 2009.

S. Ivanov, D. Botvich, and S. Balasubramaniam, “Joint throughput and packet loss probability analysis of ieee 802.11 networks,” in IEEE Sym posium on Computers and Communications, 2010.

S. Ivanov, D. Botvich, and S. Balasubramaniam, “On delay distribution in ieee 802.11 wireless networks,” in IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2011.

S. Ivanov, D. Botvich, and S. Balasubramaniam, “Gradient Based Routing support for Cooperative Multi-Channel MAC in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks,”
in Advance Information Networking and Applications, (Perth, Australia), 2010.

Academic Supervision


Stepan is under joint academic supervision of D. Botvich and S. Balasubramaniam.

Education


Diploma with honours (Applied Mathematics and Informatics) from the Moscow State University in 2007.