Talented researchers in the field of Internet technology share their work with the RIPE community as part of the RIPE Academic Cooperation Initiative (RACI). Successful applicants receive complimentary tickets, travel and accommodation to attend meetings and get the opportunity to present their research to some of the leading technical figures in the Internet world.
These presentations are spread across the plenary and working group sessions, as well as the dedicated RACI BoF.
The successful applicants for RIPE 74 are:
- Ahmed AlEroud, Yarmouk University, Jordan
Systems Anonymization of Network Traces Using Differential Privacy - Andreas Reuter, Free University Berlin, Germany
Towards a Rigorous Methodology for Measuring Adoption of RPKI Route Validation and Filtering - Constanze Dietrich, Technical University Berlin, Germany
Caught between Security and Time Pressure? ㄧ An Empirical Investigation of Operator’s Perspective on Security Misconfigurations - Julien Gamba, University of Strasbourg, France
BGP Table Fragmentation: What & Who? - Laura Roberts, Princeton University, USA
The Effect of DNS on Tor’s Anonymity - Pawel Foremski, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Entropy/IP: Uncovering Structure in IPv6 Addresses - Santiago Ruano Rincón, IMT Atlantique/IRISA Adopnet, France
A Software-based Approach to Generate and Detect Flooding Attacks against DNS Infrastructure - Yossi Gilad, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Are We There Yet? On RPKI’s Deployment and Security
Apply Now for Upcoming Meetings!
We are currently looking for RACI candidates for our autumn meetings. Do you have interesting research to share? Send us your application for the following meetings:
- ENOG 14, 10-11 October, Minsk: 20 August 2017
- RIPE 75, 22-26 October, Dubai: 20 August 2017
Please go to the RACI website to read more about the benefits of the initiative, the application guidelines, check out past RACI attendees or subscribe to the mailing list.
Examples of Relevant Topics
- Network measurement and analysis
- IPv6 deployment
- BGP routing
- Network security
- Internet governance
- Peering and interconnectivity
- Internet of Things
Benefits
- Receive complimentary tickets, travel and accommodation to the meeting
- Present your research at the upcoming RIPE Meeting, ENOG, MENOG or SEE meeting
- Represent your department or institution within an international, open forum, attended by some of the largest and most prominent technological organisations in the world
- Receive valuable input and critique regarding their work from industry experts and attendees
- Experience the professional networking environment with parties from a variety of nations and backgrounds, and get their perspectives on current topics of interest
- Network with the “movers and shakers” of Internet infrastructure and governance, enhancing career and development prospects – attendees and sponsors have included some of the biggest names in related industries
- Publish your work to the technical and Internet community at large via RIPE Labs, a public platform frequented by network operators, developers and industry experts
