	Pablo Molinero Fernández Ph.D. student at the Electrical Engineering department

Pablo Molinero Fernández

Ph.D. student at the
Electrical Engineering department

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Tel:	+1-(650)-723 1414 (work)
Fax:	+1-(650)-725 6949
E-mail:	`molinero _ AT _ stanford.edu`
Post:	Pablo Molinero Fernández Gates Blg. (342) Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-9030 USA Here is an aerial picture of my house my house (and here, too) and my office (also here)

RESEARCH

I am a member of the High Performance Networking group at Stanford. Our group studies algorithms, mechanisms and architectures that can be used in switches, routers and networks where performance is the driving factor.
My research interests are circuit and packet switching, reliable multicast and TCP flow control.
Currently I am evaluating the performance of circuit switching as compared to other techniques such as regular packet switching or Optical Burst Switching. I am also working on TCP Switching, a network architecture that combines fine granularity circuit switching in the backbone with an Internet that uses packet switching. It uses IP flows to control the creation and destruction of circuits in the core. Its name comes from the fact it is optimized for the most common type of IP flows; TCP connections.
Here are some tools used to analyse traceroute samples.

TALKS

Here are some talks that I have given at different venues:

All talks

PUBLICATIONS

You can get some of the papers that I have published(or are planning to publish)

here

Education

	Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University
	Double-degree Telecommunication Engineer between the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications de Paris and the
	Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros de Telecomunicanión at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
	Licenciado in Physics from the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia

Some links:

Calendus the web-based calendaring system used at Stanford University. John Fan and I wrote it in 1998 as a hack for the student organizations of which we were members, but it grew up to become a system used by 200 Departments and student organizations, with more than 1500 subscribers to its email notification system. You can also see this snapshop of it in late 2000.

IBERIA.- the Spanish Student Organization at Stanford, which I co-founded in 1998. It serves as link to all Spaniards at Stanford, and it also promotes Spanish culture and history at University and surounding areas.

Dictionaries.