Qun Li
|
|
I am an associate
professor of Department of
Computer Science at College of
William and Mary. The recent research of my Wireless Networking Group (WING)
focuses on wireless networks and embedded systems, including
pervasive computing, smart phones, smart grid, smart health,
cognitive radio, wireless LANs, mobile ad-hoc networks, sensor
networks, and RFID systems. It involves designing and analyzing
algorithms, building and simulating prototype systems, and
conducting real network experiments and measurements. I got my PhD
from Dartmouth College
in 2004 under the supervision of Daniela Rus.
I am current working with
brilliant students Fengyuan
Xu, Wei Wei, Yifan Zhang, Hao Han, Zhengrui Qin, Ed Novak, and Nancy Carter. I am
interested in motivated students who would like to work on
operating systems, algorithms, networking, security and privacy in
the context of pervasive, mobile, wireless computing systems.
I am the recipient of a
NSF Career Award in 2008.
To add more information
:-), my Erdös
number is 3.
Teaching
Professional Services WM facts Others Links Qun Li Department of Computer Science McGlothlin-Street Hall College of William and Mary Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795 Tel: 757-221-3478 (O) Fax: 757-221-1717 E-mail: user: liqun domain: cs.wm.edu Direction to WM |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Haodong's WM-ECC implementation is available upon request now. His implementation is one of the most efficient ECC packages on sensor Motes. More than a dozen universities are using our implementation. Here are the performance data on three platforms: Tmote Sky (8MHz): ECDSA Signature: 0.77s, ECDSA Verification: 1.12sOur undergraduate student Harry Gao has been selected as a Finalist in the Computing Research Association's Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award competition for 2011. Congratulations! Haodong Wang joined Cleveland State University as an Assistant Professor. Bo Sheng joined UMASS Boston as an Assistant Professor. Chiu C. Tan joined Temple University as an Assistant Professor. |
| |