Jack Brassil

Assoc. Dean for Research           Office of the Dean for Research       Senior Research Scholar           Department of Computer Science       Mail: 35 Olden Street                 Princeton University                 Princeton, NJ 08540 USA       Office: 221 Nassau St., Rm. 103       email: jbrassil at princeton.edu       +1 609 802-4374         www.cs.princeton.edu/~jbrassil

My research interests span all of computer network systems, protocols and applications, and also include cloud computing, mobility and NextG systems, programmable networks, research infrastructure, and technology policy.

Previously I served as a Program Director at the National Science Foundation in the Division of Computer & Network Systems in the CISE Directorate. My responsibilities included the Network Technologies & Systems (NeTS) core program, mid-scale research infrastructures including NSF Cloud, GENI, and US Ignite smart cities. I also supported Optics & Photonics, Campus CyberInfrastructure, Smart & Connected Health, and NSF partnerships with Japan, Brazil and the European Commission.

I received a 2018 NSF Director's Award for Superior Accomplishment (with T. Nandagopal, K. Calvert, and M. Houghton) for lauching the Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) program.

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                --   Jack Brassil (\`brah-sel\ rhymes with castle)

1. CloudJoin: Migrating CISE Computing Research Infrastructure to the Cloud
   NSF CNS-1923692
2. US/Japan Workshop on Programmable Networking
   NSF CNS-2032715
3. Science Traffic as a Service (STAAS)
   NSF OAC-2018308 (with Jennifer Rexford)
4. Workshop on Next Generation Cloud Research Infrastructure/
   NSF CNS-1934704
5. FABRIC @ Princeton