Regular biography
Katerina Argyraki is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. Her research interests include computer networks and systems. She teaches courses such as Computer Systems (CS-202) and Principles of Computer Systems (CS-522). She supervises PhD students and has directed and co-directed multiple PhD theses at EPFL. She is also involved in academic leadership roles, including Vice-Doyenne à l'enseignement at the IC Dean's Office. Her contact information is available at katerina.argyraki@epfl.ch and https://people.epfl.ch/katerina.argyraki.
Scholar-generated biography
Katerina Argyraki is an Associate Professor at the School of Computer and Communication Sciences, EPFL, specializing in Network Systems. Her research focuses on enhancing the scalability, security, and reliability of network infrastructure through innovative software-defined and virtualized networking solutions. She has contributed to the development of scalable network-layer defenses against bandwidth-flooding attacks, real-time traffic filtering mechanisms for mitigating denial-of-service threats, and formal verification techniques for ensuring the correctness of network functions. Her work also explores network neutrality, performance contracts, and network coding for reliable sensor networks, emphasizing practical implementations and theoretical foundations.