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Srinivasan Seshan is a faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University, where he holds the Joseph Traub Professor position within the Computer Science Department. His primary research interests include distributed systems, mobile and pervasive computing, and networking. Throughout his career, Seshan has worked extensively on network protocols and distributed network applications. His past projects have focused on transport and routing protocol interactions, wireless networks, sensor networking, and efficient protocol stack implementations. Additionally, he has contributed to the design of RAID systems, performance prediction of Internet transfers, and firewall design, ultimately aiming to enhance TCP protocol efficiency. Seshan's recent research endeavors include the Exploration of Generation Network Architectures to address the shortcomings of the Internet and support next-generation applications.
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