Jonathan S. Turner
Computer Science and Engineering Department
Campus Box 1045
Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899
314-935-8552 (office), 314-935-7302 (fax)
Office: Bryan Hall, Room 522
Jonathan Turner is the Bobby and Jerry Cox Professor
of Computer Science, at Washington University.
His research interests include the design and analysis of
high performance routers and switching systems,
extensible communication networks
and analysis of algorithms.
In 1994, he received the Koji Kobayashi Computers and Communications Award
from the IEEE for his work on the design of multicast switching systems.
He has been awarded more than 25 patents for his work in this area
and has many widely cited publications.
New(ish) Stuff
- Reinvent the Net,
a blog dedicated to the discussion of ideas for a new Internet
architecture.
- A Proposed Architecture for the
GENI Backbone Platform.
- Slides from Cox Professorship installation ceremony:
pdf (2 MB),
ppt (36 MB).
- Strong
Performance Guarantees for Asynchronous Crossbars,
Infocom 2006.
- Open
Network Lab is accepting new users.
Tutorial Slides
(pdf or
ppt),
video (7 minutes, 44 MB) and
SIGCSE paper.
- Keynote presentation
from Globecom 2005, Broadnets 2005 and ICCCN 2005.
- Diversifying the Internet,
Proceedings of Globecom, 11/2005.
- Shape Shifting Tries for Faster IP Route Lookup,
Proceedings of ICNP, 11/2005.
- Fast Hash Table Lookup Using
Extended Bloom Filter: An Aid to Network Processing.
Proceedings of ACM SIGCOMM, 2005.
Attention Prospective Graduate Students.