Darius Grassi

I am a doctoral student in UT Austin's Department of Computer Science. My research is advised by Professors Daehyeok Kim and Aditya Akella. I am broadly interested in problems related to computer networking, operating systems, and computer architecture. My current research focuses on systems problems for future programmable NIC architectures.

Previously, I graduated with a BSc in computer science from UIC, where I worked with Dr. Brent Stephens. I also interned at the Open Networking Foundation.

Publications:

• "TCP is Harmful to In-Network Computing: Designing a Message Transport Protocol (MTP)" Brent E. Stephens, Darius Grassi, Hamidreza Almasi, Tao Ji, Balajee Vamanan, and Aditya Akella. (HotNets 2021)
• "Nimble: Scalable TCP-Friendly Programmable In-Network Rate-Limiting" Vineeth Sagar Thapeta, Komal Shinde, Mojtaba Malekpourshahraki, Darius Grassi, Balajee Vamanan, and Brent E. Stephens. (SOSR 2021)

Last updated: July 13, 2024