Mei Wang Advanced Architecture Group Cisco Systems, Inc.   Office: 170 West Tasman Dr.           San Jose, CA 95134 Phone: (408) 526-4000 Email: my first name at the company

 

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Research Interests

Network architecture, network algorithms, and their applications in high performance networks.  Projects I have worked on at Stanford and Cisco include: IPv6, address allocation, buffer sizing, routing, random algorithms on router design and network traffic, IP lookup algorithms, high speed router infrastructure, and VoIP.

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Education

• Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Stanford University. 

• M.S., Electrical Engineering, Stanford University.

• B.S., Physics, Beijing University, Beijing, China.

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Current Research Projects

• Compact routing 

• Address allocation

• Buffer sizing

• Elephant trap

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Publications (External of Cisco)

• Mihaela Enachescu, Mei Wang, Ashish Goel, “Reducing Maximum Stretch in Compact Routing”, Infocom 2008.

• Mei Wang, “Mean-field Analysis of Buffer Sizing”, Globecom, Washington DC, Nov. 2007.

• Mei Wang, Ashish Goel, Balaji Prabhakar, “Tackling IPv6 Address Scalability from the Root”, Sigcomm IPv6 workshop, Kyoto, Japan, Aug. 2007.

• Mei Wang, Larry Dunn, Wei Mao, Tao Chen, “Reduce IP Address Fragmentation through Allocation”, International Conference of Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN), Honolulu, HI, Aug. 2007.

• Yi Lu, Mei Wang, Balaji Prabhakar, Flavio Bonomi, “ElephantTrap: A Low Cost Device for Identifying Large Flows”, Hot Interconnects, Stanford, CA, Aug. 2007.

• Mei Wang, Yashar Ganjali, “The Effects of Fairness in Buffer Sizing”, Networking, Georgia Tech, GA, May 2007.

• Mei Wang,  "A Growth-based Address Allocation Scheme for IPv6",  Networking, Waterloo, Canada, May 2005.

• Mei Wang, Stephen Deering, Tony Hain, Larry Dunn,  "Non-random Generator for IPv6 Tables",  Hot Interconnects XII, Stanford, CA, Aug. 2004.

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Technical Talks (External of Cisco)

• The Effects of Fairness in Buffer Sizing, Networking, Georgia Tech, GA, May 2007

• Address Allocation: algorithms (GAP: Growth-based Address Partitioning), evaluations, software, policies

  • Sigcomm IPv6 workshop, Kyoto, Japan, Aug. 2007.

  • International Conference of Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN), Honolulu, HI, Aug. 2007.

  • Asia Pacific Policy Meeting (APNIC/APRICOT), IPv6 Technical SIG, Policy SIG, Bali, Indonesia, Mar. 2007.

  • High Performance Networking Group, Stanford, CA, 2006. 

  • Europe Policy Meeting (RIPE), Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Oct. 2005.

  • Asia Pacific Policy Meeting (APNIC), Hanoi, Vietnam, Sept. 2005.

  • Networking, Waterloo, Canada, May 2005.

  • Information Systems Networking Group, Stanford, CA, 2005.

  • North America Policy Meeting (ARIN) and IPv6 Summit, Orlando, FL, Apr. 2005.

• IPv4 Lookup Table Analysis and Non-random Synthesis for IPv6 Tables, Hot Interconnects, Stanford, CA, Aug. 2004.

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Other Activities

Co-authored a biography book on women executives in Silicon Valley, published in Chinese 2005. Currently working on English translation. We interviewed ten successful women executives in Silicon Valley, this book tells their real-life stories of overcoming obstacles to fulfill their dreams. More info (in English) about this book and related events with photos.

• President of NACSA, a semiconductor association in North America with over 4000 members.