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I am an experienced technical author with over a decade working in computer network research. I am in the final stages of a PhD at University of Cambridge. I have a background in software development and project management and have helped develop and test new products.
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Education
University of Cambridge
2011 - 2017
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6 years
PhD
United Kingdom
2011 - 2017
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6 years
MEng
1999 - 2003
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4 years
1999 - 2003
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4 years
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Trevi; Watering Down Storage Hotspots with Cool Fountain Codes
ACM HotNets 2013
This paper describes a novel storage scheme for datacentres that relies on a technique called fountain coding. This allows files to be stored in multiple locations and then read in parallel, thus speeding up access times.
RFC 6660 (Proposed Internet Standard)
Internet Engineering Taskforce
Encoding Three Pre-Congestion Notification (PCN) States in the IP Header Using a Single Diffserv Codepoint (DSCP)
RFC 5696 (Proposed Internet Standard)
Internet Engineering Task Force
Baseline Encoding and Transport of Pre-Congestion Information
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