Justine Marie Sherry
Email: [my first name]@eecs.berkeley.edu
Skype: justinemsherry
I am a first second year Computer Science grad student in the PhD program at UC Berkeley. My advisor is Sylvia Ratnasamy, and my research interests are primarily in computer networks. Most days, you can find me at the NetSys Lab in 420 Soda Hall.

Previously, I was at the University of Washington, where I received bachelors degrees in Computer Science and International Studies. My undergraduate work, which focused on tools for Internet Measurement, was supervised by graduate student Ethan Katz-Bassett and professors Tom Anderson and Arvind Krishnamurthy.

Research

I am currently working on new architectures and deployment models for middleboxes. Some data on middlebox deployments from a survey we did is available here.

Some things I have worked on in the past:
  • [paper] Resolving IP Aliases with Prespecified Timestamps
    J. Sherry, E. Katz-Bassett, M. Pimenova, H. V. Madhyastha, T. Anderson, A. Krishnamurthy
    in IMC 2010
    text slides
    CAIDA maintains the Motu Dealiasing Tool which implements and improves upon our technique.
  • [paper] Reverse traceroute
    E. Katz-Bassett, H.V. Madhyastha, V. Adhikari, C. Scott, J. Sherry, P. van Wesep, A. Krishnamurthy, T. Anderson
    in NSDI 2010, Awarded Best Paper
    text website try it
  • [poster] Internet Measurements with Prespecified Timestamps
    J. Sherry, M. Pimenova, E. Katz-Bassett, H.V. Madhyastha, A. Krishnamurthy, T. Anderson
    at NSDI 2010
    poster text
  • [talk] The Internet Measurement Toolbox
    at University of Puget Sound, Department of Math and Computer Science. April 12, 2010.
    slides
  • [ugrad thesis] Applications of the IP Timestamp Option to Internet Measurement
    University of Washington, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Awarded Best Senior Thesis
    text slides
  • [ugrad taskforce] Unlocking the Potential of Cell Phones
    in From the Bottom Up: Rethinking United States Development Assistance, pp. 300-321
    University of Washington, Jackson School of International Studies
    text full report
I am very grateful to the UC Berkeley Chancellor's Fellowship program, Microsoft Research, and the National Science Foundation for funding my research adventure.

Teaching

Programming I [Fall 06, Winter 07, Spring 07, Winter 08, Spring 08]
Programming II [Fall 07]
Undergraduate Networking [Fall 11]

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