509 Computer Science Building
Columbia University
Department of Computer Science
1214 Amsterdam Ave, Mailcode: 0401
New York, NY 10027
(646) 775-6088
reich AT cs.columbia.edu
I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Computer Science at Columbia University and a member of the Distributed Networks Analysis Research Group.
My advisors are
Vishal Misra and
Dan Rubenstein.
My research focuses on mobile networked systems operating in delay-tolerant or otherwise challenged environments.
The main theme of my research is the interplay between behavior and communication:
- How information can be communicated in a robust and reliable way, when node mobility is unpredictable.
- How distributed communication and behavior can support sophisticated mission goals (e.g., finding trapped victims in a collapsed building).
- How individual mobility decisions can be constrained or directed to provide for more robust communications guarantees.
I aim to develop algorithms and mobile systems that address these questions, while providing the capacity to adapt, reconfigure, and otherwise dynamically and autonomously respond to a wide range of externalities.
Active Research Projects:
