Satyajayant Misra
Professor (CS and ECE)

Nakayama Professor of Engineering

Associate Dean of Research,

College of Engineering

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Research Interests

Wireless Sensor Ad-Hoc Networks: Node placement for Connectivity/Survivability; Energy Harvesting, Sensors designs and development; Security, Privacy, and Anonymity in Communication.
Smart Grid: Secure, Resilient, and Scalable Network and Communication Architecture design.
Future Internet: Scalable and Holistic Protocol design for users privacy & security and efficient system utilization.
Social Networks: Anonymity in Social Graph Structures, Security from Sybil Attacks, Use of Social Networks for improving Human Communication.
High Performance Computing: Expanding on one-sided communication primitives and scaling them for exascale High Performance Computing.

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science (08/2003 - 08/2009)
Advisor:Professor Guoliang Xue
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Arizona State University (ASU), Tempe, AZ

M.Sc. in Information Systems and Physics (08/98 - 07/03)
Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences (BITS)
Rajasthan, India

NEWS !!

7/1/2022: Started as the Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Nakayama Professor of Engineering

7/12/2013: Krishna Cherukuri, my fifth student to graduate, successfully defended his M. S. thesis titled, "Survey of Attacks and Security Measures in Delay Tolerant Networks." Congratulations to Cherukuri!

11/2/2012: Jharrod LaFon, my fourth student to graduate, successfully defended his M. S. thesis titled, "Distributed Tree Walk on Parallel Filesystems." Congratulations to Jharrod!

11/1/2011: Reza Tourani, my third student to graduate, successfully defended his M. S. thesis titled, "FaSt: Framework for Secure Content Delivery with High Availability and Efficiency in Content-Centric Networks." Congratulations to Reza!

11/1/2011: Kabi Bhattarai, my second student to graduate, successfully defended his M. S. thesis titled, "Security and Privacy Algorithms for Wireless and Social Networks." Congratulations to Kabi!

08/15/2011: I was awarded the NMSU Early Career award for Scholarly Activity 2011.

08/14/2011: I was invited to serve as a feature editor for "IEEE Wireless Communication" Magazine.

11/05/2010: Sowmya Myneni, my first student to graduate, successfully defended her M. S. thesis titled, "SARP: Secure And Resilient Protocol design for Wireless Sensor and Ad Hoc Networks." Congratulations to Sowmya!

08/16/2010: I started serving on the Editorial Board of the journal, "IEEE Communications on Surveys and Tutorials."