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Winter 2013 newsletter - Computer Science - Virginia Tech

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Page 9Aditya Prakash and co-authors win Best Paper Award at 21st ACM CIKMAditya Prakash, assistant professor of computer science, and his co-authors won theBest Paper Award at the 21st ACM International Conference on Information andKnowledge Management. The CIKM is a major conference in informational retrievaland data mining. Read the paper in its entirety, which Prakash has posted on his webpage:http://bit.ly/15QJXud.Naren Ramakrishnan featured in ASEE December issue of PRISMNaren Ramakrishnan's research was featured in the cover story on data analytics inthe ASEE December issue of Prism. Read the article on the ASEE PRISM website.:http://bit.ly/17AOhx9. Ramakrishnan's research was also featured on the CCCCRA blog (http://bit.ly/PakLSM), which was picked up by ACM <strong>Tech</strong>News.Read more about the IARPA project at:http://bit.ly/12yAnYa.Danfeng Yao wins best paper award at ICNP; receives 3 year grant from ONRDr. Danfeng (Daphne) Yao, assistant professor of computer science, and hercollaborators at the Chinese Academy of <strong>Science</strong>s and Michigan State Universitywon the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on NetworkProtocols (ICNP) 2012 held in Austin, Texas earlier in November.Their paper is on reverse engineering unknown network protocols, specificallyhow to analyze patterns in network traffic in order to extract protocolspecifications. Daphne and her collaborators drew parallels between thenatural language processing and network traffic analysis, and experimentallydemonstrated the accuracy of data mining methods used with large-scaledatasets.Dr. Yao also received a three year grant from the Office of Naval Researchfor her project titled "Real-Time Anomaly Detection and Quantitative AssuranceFor Securing Systems." Yao describes her project "We aim to answer the question of whethera complex computer system is running normally as intended by its owner. We will design novel quantitativesystem assurance models and principles, as well as developing scalable measures and prototypesfor practical real-time monitoring."Read more about this award at http://bit.ly/19A4y1S.

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