Welcome to the NDSL Website
We are mainly interested in the design and implementation issues of modern networked systems that scalably support today's Internet life. Our subjects can be any system that is networked or distributed in nature. Our mission is to find the novel design principles that allow the networked systems to be highly scalable, flexible, reliable, secure, inexpenisve, easy to manage and fun to play with!
Looking for researchers
NDSL is in need of highly-motivated students who are interested in the computer systems area in general. Please feel free to contact KyoungSoo Park by email or drop by his office if you're in KAIST (3234 E3 building) and would like to discuss potential projects ideas.
Volunteers Needed!
We are recruiting volunteers for analyzing human's typing patterns in email clients, chat messengers and secure shell. Please refer to below links.
Thunderbird (Email Client)
Pidgin (Chat Messenger)
SSH (Secure Shell)
Recent News & Announcements
March, 2012:
Our paper “Server-assisted Latency Management for Wide-area Distributed Systems” got accepted to USENIX 2012.
January, 2012:
Our paper “A Disruption-tolerant Transmission Protocol for Practical Mobile Data Offloading” got accepted to MobiOpp 2012.
September, 2011:
Our poster “Modularity Meets Batching: Towards an Experimental Platform for High-speed Software Routers” got accepted to SOSP 2011.
March, 2011:
Our poster “Suppressing Malicious Bot Traffic Using an Accurate Human Attester” got accepted to NSDI 2011.
