Alumni

Former PhD and MSc students whom I have supervised or co-supervised.

An initial list compiled from the INESC-ID supervision records. Earlier students and recent completions not yet reflected in those records will be added.

  • Max Alaluna

    PhD alumnus

  • Diego Kreutz

    PhD alumnus

  • Pedro Sá da Costa

    PhD alumnus

  • Eduardo Duarte Silva Rangel Pamplona (2025)

    NA PRAIA – Network-Assisted Preemptive Recovery for Artificial Intelligence Applications

  • José Maria Costa Luís Cardoso (2025)

    Projeto: NEAT – Network Emulator for Applied Teaching

  • João Ivo (2025)

    Development of an Internet-SCION translator, towards a secure Internet

  • Lourenço Ponces de Carvalho Ramos Duarte (2024)

    New abstractions as enablers for efficient composition of network programs

  • João Diogo Ferreira Vieira (2024)

    Improving decentralised data plane emulation

  • Pedro Alexandre Simões dos Reis (2024)

    Virtualizing a programmable network switch

  • Guilherme Miguel Ribeiro (2024)

    Myriarch: enabling the coexistence of a myriad of Internets

  • Joana Afonso (2023)

    Secure Military Networks: Black or Red?

  • Pedro Moreira (2023)

    NF Composition Synthesis

  • David de Almeida Pissarra (2023)

    In-network ML-based anomaly detection

  • David Baptista (2023)

    Clone Synthesizing Cloud Network Functions

  • Bernardo António Santos Silva Lima Conde (2022)

    Development of a SCION router towards a secure Internet

  • João Rodrigues Felício (2022)

    Implementing Optimal Routing Protocols using the P4 Language

  • Daniel Gouveia da Costa Seara (2022)

    Towards Finite Field Primitives in Network Switches

  • Afonso De Paiva e Pona Corte-Real Gonçalves (2022)

    Window Based Monitoring: Packet Drop Detection in the Network Data Plane

  • Steven Das (2022)

    Programmable Networking Testbed Management System

  • Francisco Machado (2022)

    Synthesis of Network Switch Programs

  • Gonçalo Matos (2021)

    Network support for attack detection: change you can believe in!

  • Bernardo Miguel Gaspar Krohn (2020)

    Attacking self-driving networks