Swati Roy Graduate Student, Computer Science 320, Sherrerd Hall, Princeton University E-mail: swatir AT cs DOT princeton DOT edu Personal Information Research Teaching Publications Awards & Honors About Me I am currently a graduate student at Princeton University (moved from Georgia Tech) working with Dr. Nick Feamster. My research interest lies in Network Measurement and Operations. I joined the program after obtaining a Master’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech. Prior to joining Georgia Tech, I completed my B.E in Telecommunication Engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, Karnataka, India. My Resume: CV(April 2016) Our group webpage: NOISE-Lab Research: I am interested in identifying and solving problems related to Network Meaurement and Operations. I see research as plethora of knowledge which has a great potential to impact society. I am a part of project BISmark and also I closely collaborate with AT&T Research Labs. In BISmark project, I work on latency analysis and identifying the problemtic hop in the network path which might be causing increase in the baseline latency. With AT&T research-labs, I built a framework for service performance monitoring in a dynamic self-organizing environment for mobile cellular networks. . Teaching: COS-226: Algorithms and Data Structures, Assistant in Instruction, Spring 2015 Publications: Characterizing Correlated Latency Anomalies in Broadband Access Networks  Swati Roy and Nick Feamster. ACM SIGCOMM 2013 Poster Session. Awards & Honors: Awarded N2Women best poster presentation award for SIGCOMM conference 2014. Awarded N2Women travel grant award for SIGCOMM conference 2014. Won 3rd place in ACM SIGCOMM Student Research Competition, 2013. University 10th rank holder in Bachelor’s program, India, 2010. Telecommunication Engineering Department Topper 2006-2010