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CURRICULUM VITAE

SURNAME AND NAME FINOCHIETTO, Jorge Manuel

Home Address

Phone number

Fax number -

E-mail address

Nationality Argentinian - Italian

Birth date

Academic Position (if the candidate holds a position in a University)

Qualification/Title Full Professor

University Universidad Nacional de Cordoba

Department Computer Engineering

Academic Field Digital Communications

Academic Discipline Communication Networks

Working experience (please use the following table in order to briefly describe the working positions

covered by the candidate)

Dates ( from .. to..) 2013 - Today

Name and address of the Employer (Public or/and

private institution/body) Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Av. Velez Sarsfield 1611 – Córdoba (Argentina)

Position held (for positions in Universities, the

candidate should indicate the

Faculty/College/School and the Department)

Full Professor

Computer Engineering Department

Main activities/responsibilities Undergraduate & graduate teaching.

Research projects supervision.

Undergraduate & graduate (PhD / Postdoc)

student supervision.

Technology transfer towards industry /

organizations.

Board member of undergraduate & graduate

engineering programs.

Dates ( from .. to..) 2011 - Today


private institution/body) Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y

Técnicas (National Scientific and Technicak

Research Council)





Senior Researcher

Information and Communication Technologies

Main activities/responsibilities Research projects supervision.




organizations.

Dates ( from .. to..) 2007 - 2013


private institution/body) Universidad Nacional de Córdoba





Associate Professor

Computer Engineering Department


Research projects supervision.




organizations.

Board member of undergraduate & graduate

engineering programs.

Dates ( from .. to..) 2008 - 2011


private institution/body) Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y

Técnicas (National Scientific and Technicak

Research Council)





Assistant Researcher

Information and Communication Technologies

Main activities/responsibilities Research projects supervision.




organizations.

Dates ( from .. to..) 2005 - 2007


private institution/body) Politecnico di Torino

Corso Duca degli Abruzzi, 24




Postdoc Studente

Electronic Department


Research projects participation.


student tutoring.

Education and Training (please use the following table to describe Degrees awarded, by only

indicating the information concerning Bachelor’s Degree, Master of Science’s Degree or/and PhD)

Date April 22, 2005

Institution which issued the degree Politecnico di Torino

Type of Degree awarded (only Bachelor’s Degree,

Master of Science’s Degree, PhD) PhD

Date December 20, 2000

Institution which issued the degree Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata

Type of Degree awarded (only Bachelor’s Degree,

Master of Science’s Degree, PhD) Master of Science (5-year Engineering Degree)

INTERNATIONAL REFEREES INDICATED BY THE CANDIDATE

Each candidate is required to indicate the names of at least three and not more than five international

experts/referees: they must not have any publications in common with the candidate and must possess a high

scientific qualification and international reputation, that can be objectively verified by the Commission.

Name Institution of origin Address e-mail address (compulsory)

Scott BURLEIGH Jet Propulsion

Laboratory (JPL)

USA [email protected]

Gustavo SUTTER Universidad Autónoma

de Madrid (UAM)

Spain [email protected]

Dario ROSSI Telecom ParisTech France [email protected]

Luciano AHUMADA Universidad Diego

Portales

Chile [email protected]

EVALUATION FIELDS

1. Scientific Activity

1.1 The three most important outcomes/results of the research activity of the candidate accompanied

by the tangible and verifiable evidence that the presented results:

are original, significant and due to the determining, prevailing and clearly recognizable

contribution of the candidate;

have been widely spread and have obtained outstanding recognitions by the international

scientific community;

qualify the candidate as a distinguished international expert in his/her own field.

I consider that most important outcomes of my research activity have been those contributions

that have been recognized the scientific community in conferences and journals, and have also

captured the interest of industries and/or organizations; thus, demonstrating that research can

help to solve todays engineering problems. Besides, these contributions typically require to build

and lead teams, as lot of effort and time is needed to obtain results that can be mature enough to

be applied to real problems. Next, I describe the three most important outcomes of my activity as

a researcher, where I have led the investigation of solutions to real-world engineering problems

in the field of communication networks.

1) Contributions to high-speed protocol processing for optical networks

Since 2008 part of my research activity has focused on the definition, modelling and design of

protocol processing systems for optical communication networks. Early results for rates at

10Gb/s were published in [O1-1, O1-2], which considered protocol processing architectures for

packet and circuit switched networks. These preliminary results captured the attention and

confidence of ClariPhy Communications (www.clariphy.com), a world leader ASIC

manufacturer company for optical communications, and started a technology partnership

agreement with a small research group under my supervision that it is still ongoing today.

Through this partnership, I have particularly contributed on the design and modelling of

protocol processing architectures for optical transport networks at 40Gb/s (2010), 100Gb/s

(2012), 200G (2013), 400G (2014) and 500G (2015). Even if these contributions are mostly

confidential, they are mainly based on US Patent US9071364 “Coherent optical transceiver

with programmable application modes” (filled October 18, 2011, assigned June 30, 2015),

where I am one of the main inventors (out of 5). Besides, a few joint publications have been

made related to the overall system (i.e., commercial ASIC) where proposed protocol processing

systems have been integrated together with DSP, FEC and ADC/DAC blocks [O1-3, O1-4]. This

tangible outcome has enabled a strong collaboration with ClariPhy, becoming myself their main

expert in protocols for optical communication and leading agreements and cooperation in this

field with their international customers such as ALU, Coriant, ZTE, Huawei, FiberHome,

Fujitsu and Google, among others. This outcome consolidates more than 10 years of research in

optical networks, which were initiated during my PhD at Politecnico di Torino under

supervision of Fabio Neri.

[O1-1] J. M. Finochietto, R. Arenas, U. Morales, R. Lopez, “Framer Design, Verification and

Prototyping for G.709 Optical Transport Networks,” VII Southern Conference on

Programmable Logic, Cordoba, Argentina, 13 - 15 April 2011

[O1-2] R. Arenas, J. M. Finochietto, L. Rocha, “Design and Implementation of Packet

Switching Capabilities on 10GbE MAC Core,” VI Southern Conference on Programmable

Logic, Ipojuca, Brazil, 24 - 26 March 2010

[O1-3] M. Hueda, H. Carrer, J. Zachan, V. Gutnik, M. Del Barco, R. Lopez, G. Hatcher, J. M.

Finochietto, M. Yeo, A. Chartrand, N. Swenson, P. Voois, O. Agazzi, “A 40nm CMOS Single-

Chip 50Gb/s DP-QPSK/BPSK Transceiver with Electronic Dispersion Compensation for

Coherent Optical Channels,” IEEE International Solid- State Circuits Conference (ISSCC), San

Francisco, USA, 20 - 24 February 2012

[O1-4] D. Crivelli, M. Hueda, H. Carrer, M. del Barco, R. Lopez, P. Gianni, J. M. Finochietto,

N. Swenson, P. Voois, O. Agazzi, “Architecture of a Single-Chip 50 Gb/s DP-QPSK/BPSK

Transceiver with Electronic Dispersion Compensation for Coherent Optical Channels,” IEEE

Transactions on Circuits and Systems, Vol. PP, No. 99, pp. 1-14, October 2013 (IF: 2.403)

2) Contributions to contact plan design for disruption-predictable tolerant networks

Since 2011 part of my research activity has also considered the design and modelling of wireless

networks with predictable connections, which fall in the area of Disruption Tolerant Networks

(DTN). This research was initiated by a requirement from the Argentinian space agency CONAE

(www.conae.gov.ar) in the framework of its long-term program for building a fractioned

satellite platform made up of small (mid-weight satellites) that can cooperate by means of inter-

satellite communication links. In this area, I have led the investigation on the design of contact

plans (i.e., assignment of communication opportunities to satellites) in scenarios with high

predictability, which is mainly the case for LEO satellite networks. CONAE, through one of its

local contractors (Servicios Tecnologicos Integrados, www.sti-tech.com.ar)), setup in 2012 a

technology partnership agreement (still ongoing) to develop simulation models and tools to

investigate wireless networks for fractionated spacecraft. Results from this activity have been

transferred to CONAE to design a new satellite platform with capabilities to collaborate and

share resources by means of communication contact plans. It is expected that first generation of

these satellites will be in orbit before 2020. The problem of contact plan design in DTN was first

introduced in [O2-1] and captured the attention of the academy and also the Jet Propulsion

Laboratory (JPL) and The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory which has

enabled specific collaborations among the research groups. More in-depth results were

published later in [O2-2, O2-3], while an analysis of the problem and proposed solution as well

as open challenges were published in IEEE Communications Magazine [O3-4] (short version)

and Wiley Book Chapter [O3-5] (long version). My co-authors of all these publications are Phd

students under my supervision, which have worked closely with me in the design of models and

novel algorithms for the computation of contact plans. Outcomes from this research activity has

positioned myself as an expert in communication networks for predictable DTN, such as LEO

constellations. I have participated as a formal project reviewer for CONAE based on this

expertise. Recently, I have been appointed to also lead a research activity in this filed but

applied to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) for the Defense Ministry. Besides, this activity also

resulted in a commercial software tool that was designed and implemented by a team of 6

professionals (on average) under my supervision for 2 years. Today, a reduced group of 2

professionals still work on updates and enhancements of the tool. The scope of this tool is

currently being updated to also consider communications based on GEO satellites, and

contribute on the design and operation of the Argentine Geostationary Communication Satellite

System owned by ARSAT company (www.arsat.com.ar), which is currently made up of 2

satellites that were developed and manufactured in Argentina, but its expansion is under study.

[O2-1] Juan Fraire, Pablo Madoery, Jorge M. Finochietto, “On the Design of Fair Contact

Plans in Predictable Delay-Tolerant Networks,” IEEE International Conference on Wireless for

Space and Extreme Environments, Baltimore, USA, 7 - 9 November 2013

[O2-2] J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto, “On the Design and Analysis of Fair Contact

Plans in Predictable Delay-Tolerant Networks,” IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14, no. 11, pp.

3874-3882, November 2014

[O2-3] J. Fraire, J. M. Finochietto, “Routing-aware fair contact plan design for predictable

delay tolerant networks,” Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks, Vol. 25, Part B, pp. 303-313, February

2015

[O2-4] J. Fraire, J. M. Finochietto, “Design Challenges in Contact Plans for Disruption-

Tolerant Satellite Networks,” IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 53, no. 5, pp. 163–169,

May 2015

[O2-5] J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto. “Contact Plan Design for Predictable

Disruption Tolerant Space Sensor Networks”, In: Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme

Environments: Space, Underwater, Underground and Industrial, Chapter 15, Editors: H.

Rashvand & A. Abedi, Wiley, In Press (to be published in 2016).

3) Contributions to in-network processing protocols for wireless sensor networks

Since 2009 my research on wireless networks has focused on sensor networks. In particular, to

in-network processing protocols that can both fetch distributed data and compute statistical

metrics to reduce energy consumption on network nodes. Different protocols based on

computational intelligence strategies were proposed and its results published [O3-1, O3-2, O3-

3, O3-4]. Several undergraduate students and one Phd student under my supervision have

collaborated not also in the research on this problem but also on implementing proof-of-concept

of the proposals in real network nodes. This resulted in both broad knowhow on implementing

wireless sensor networks and highly qualified human resources, which enabled the creation of a

start-up company named INSUS (www.insus.com.ar). Even if I do have a formal engagement to

the company, I have supervised and assisted the technical team (all of which have been my

students) and helped them in the design of their products. The company has been awarded

several national recognitions as a start-up, and has also received external funding. Today, it

provides WSN services for agriculture and for early warning systems. Several results from the

research activity have been used to improve and enhance their products.

[O3-1] J. M. Finochietto, J. Ignacio Brasca, “Contention-limited Access Strategies in IEEE

802.15.4 Beacon-Enabled Networks,” IEEE Globecom, Miami, FL, USA , 6 - 10 December 2010

[O3-2] Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “A Parallel and Adaptative Query Routing

Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks,” IEEE International Conference on Communications

(ICC), Ottawa, Canada, 10 - 15 June 2012

[O3-3] G. Riva, J. M. Finochietto, “Pheromone-based In-Network Processing for Wireless

Sensor Network Monitoring Systems,” Journal of Network Protocols and Algorithms, vol. 4, iss.

4, pp. 156-173, November 2012

[O3-4] Guillermo G. Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “In-Network Filtering Schemes for Type-

Threshold Function Computation in Wireless Sensor Networks,” International Journal of

Distributed Sensor Networks, vol. 2014, 20 pp. 2014

1.2 List of the submitted publications (with a maximum number of 20) in addition to those listed at

point 1.1. For each publication and/or set of publications, the candidate is required to briefly

describe his/her contribution, their scientific/technical significance and individual importance,

the overall impact of the results in the international scientific community.

1) Contributions to Optical Networks

Most of my contributions have been in the field of optical networks where new WDM

architectures and protocols are required to accommodate the increasing volume of data traffic.

One particular architecture [ON9] has been widely investigated, where I have proposed several

enhancements in terms of reconfigurability [ON8], scalability [ON7] and resilience [ON6].

Besides other WDM network architectures have been analyzed and compared [ON5, ON3] in a

joint work with colleagues from different universities. Among the application cases of WDM

architectures, its use as an optical switching fabric was proposed and investigated [ON4], being

my contribution a set of different alternatives architectures optimized for reducing power

attenuation. Finally, several proposals for controlling access to WDM networks have been

investigated [ON2, ON1], being my specific contributions in the design and modelling of the

access protocols. In general, my contributions to optical networks have been recognized and

cited several times; and had demonstrated that there exist design trade-offs to scale optical

network’s bandwidth given available electronic and photonic resources.

[ON1] A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, “Short-term fairness in slotted WDM rings,”

Computer Networks, vol. 83, pp. 235-248, June 2015

[ON2] A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, “Multi-Metaring Fairness Control in a WDM

Folded-bus Architecture,” Elsevier Computer Networks, Vol. 62, pp. 152-161, April 2014

[ON3] A. Leiva, J. M. Finochietto, V. Lopez, B. Huiszoon, A. Beghelli, J. Aracil, “Comparison

in Power Consumption of Static and Dynamic WDM Networks,” Elsevier Optical Switching and

Networking, pp. 149-161, June 2011

[ON4] R. Gaudino, G. Castillo, F. Neri, J. M. Finochietto, “Can Simple Optical Switching

Fabrics Scale to Terabit per Second Switch Capacities?,” IEEE/OSA Journal of Optical

Communications and Networking, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 56-69, August 2009

[ON5] J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, K. Wajda, R. Watza, J. Domzal, M. Nord and E. Zouganeli,

“Towards Optical Packet Switched MANs: Design Issues and Tradeoffs,” Elsevier Journal of

Optical Switching and Networking, Vol. 5, Iss. 4, pp. 253-267, October 2008

[ON6] A. Antonino, A. Bianco, A. Bianciotto, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, F.

Neri, “WONDER: A resilient WDM packet network for metro applications,” Elsevier Journal of

Optical Switching and Networking, Vol. 5, Iss. 1, pp. 19-28, March 2008

[ON7] J. M. Finochietto, J. Aracil, A. Ferreiro, J. P. Fernandez Palacios, O. Gonzalez de Dios,

“Migration Strategies Toward All Optical Metropolitan Access Rings,” IEEE/OSA Journal of

Lightwave Technology, Vol. 25, No. 8, August 2007

[ON8] A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Giarratana, F. Neri, C. Piglione, “Measurement Based

Reconfiguration in Optical Ring Metro Networks,” IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave

Technology, Vol. 23, No. 10, pp. 3156-3166, October 2005

[ON9] A. Carena, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, F. Neri, C. Piglione, P. Poggiolini,

“RingO: An Experimental WDM Optical Packet Network for Metro Applications,” IEEE

Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Vol. 22, No. 8, pp. 1561-1571, October 2004

2) Contributions to High Performance Packet Processing

Mostly derived from research in high-speed optical networks, I have made several contributions

to packet processing architectures, from software based to hardware ones. Early contributions

focused in scaling packet processing architectures using software and commercial off-the-shelf

(COTS) components [PP8, PP7, PP6, PP5]. These papers have been cited several times both in

academic publications as well as in patents. My specific contributions have focused in

evaluating trade-offs in actual COTS systems, identifying potential bottlenecks and proposing

solutions that enable scaling packet processing. Since this scalability can be also improved by

integrated programmable hardware based components (i.e., FPGA) more recent work has

investigated different digital architectures than can scale to data flows of 100Gb/s [PP4]. In

particular, the problem of packet classification has been identified as one bottleneck and several

scalable architectures where proposed and evaluated [PP3, PP2, PP1]. My contributions have

been mostly on the design of memory-based architectures that help to increase the classification

rate. These contributions where achieved in cooperation with a PhD student under my

supervision.

[PP1] Carlos A. Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Optimization of Lookup Schemes for Flow-

Based Packet Classification on FPGAs,” International Journal of Reconfigurable Computing,

vol. 2015, pp. 31, 2015

[PP2] Carlos Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, "Multi-match packet classification on memory-

logic trade-off FPGA-based architecture," High Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR),

2013 IEEE 14th International Conference on , vol., no., pp.121,127, 8-11 July 2013

[PP3] Carlos Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, "Performance evaluation of packet classification

on FPGA-based TCAM emulation architectures," Global Communications Conference

(GLOBECOM), 2012 IEEE, vol., no., pp.2766,2771, 3-7 Dec. 2012

[PP4] Jorge M. Finochietto, Carlos Zerbini, Santiago Paz, “Hardware Primitives for Packet

Flow Processing Architectures,” VII Southern Conference on Programmable Logic, Cordoba,

Argentina, 13 - 15 April 2011

[PP5] A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, M. Mellia, F. Neri, G. Galante, “Multistage Switching

Architectures for Software Routers,” IEEE Network “Advances in Network Systems”, ISSN:

0890-8044, July 2007

[PP6] A. Bianco, R. Birke, J. M. Finochietto, L. Giraudo, F. Marenco, M. Mellia, A. Khan, D.

Man- junath, “Control and Management Plane in a Multistage Software Router Architecture,”

IEEE Workshop on High Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Shangai, China, 15 - 17

May 2008

[PP7] A. Bianco, J.M. Finochietto, G. Gavilanes, F. Neri, “A Control and Management Plane

for Large Packet Switches,” IEEE IT-NEWS’08 (QoS-IP), 4th International Telecommunication

NEtworking WorkShop on QoS in Multiservice IP Networks, Venice, Italy, 13 - 15 February

2008

[PP8] A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, D. Mazzucchi, M. Mellia, F. Neri, “Scalable

Layer-2/Layer-3 Multistage Switching Architectures for Software Routers,” IEEE Globecom,

San Francisco, USA , 27 November - 1 December 2006

3) Contributions to Congestion Mitigation in Disruption Tolerant Networks

While investigating the problem of contact plan design in DTN, it became evident that

congestion management in this networks is a challenging problem, being even harder to mitigate

that in traditional networks. However, disruption predictability can be used to mitigate or even

avoid congestion in some scenarios. For the first time results on this problem were published in

[CM3], which captured lot of attention and triggered other investigations in collaboration with

other researchers [CM2, CM1]. My contributions have been in the proposal of techniques that

aim at avoiding congestion by means of bandwidth reservations. I expect lot of attention in this

field in the near future as solutions are still needed. Some cooperation with the JPL is scheduled

to take place during 2016.

[CM1] J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto, G. Leguizamon, "Preliminary Results of an

Evolutionary Approach Towards Contact Plan Design for Satellite DTNs", 2015 IEEE

International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments (WiSEE), Orlando

Florida, Dec. 2015

[CM2] J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto, I. E. Birrane, “Congestion modeling and

management techniques for predictable disruption tolerant networks,” IEEE Conference on

Local Computer Networks, Clearwater Beach, USA, October. 2015

[CM3] Juan Fraire, Pablo Madoery, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Leveraging routing performance

and congestion avoidance in predictable delay tolerant networks,” IEEE International

Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, 30-

31 October 2014

1.3 Complete list of all the significant publications of the candidate, including those listed at points

1.1 and 1.2 (to be attached to the end of the Curriculum).

See complete list at the end of this document.

2. Coordination of research and technology transfer groups and projects.

Coordination and management of research groups, possibly with international relationships and

collaborations; explicit mention of the number and of the type of PhD and Post-Doc students, of

whom the candidate has been the academic supervisor;

1) Coordinator of research area (Communication Networks) within the Digital Communications

Research Lab, which is the largest area in this lab. Currently, I manage a group of 2 Post-Docs,

2 PhD students, and 3 Professionals (for technology transfer only). Typically, 2-3 undergraduate

students per year join the group to complete their engineering degree’s thesis under my

supervision.

a) Academic supervisor of 22 MScEng students (2008-today) in the fields of Computer

Engineering, Electronic Engineering or Telecommunication Engineering.

b) Academic supervisor of 4 PhD students (2 already completed, 2 still ongoing) in Engineering

Sciences

c) Academic supervisor of 2 Post-Doc students (ongoing)

Scientific responsibility (Principal Investigator) of competitive National and International

research projects, awarded through a peer-review process.

Since 2008, I have been responsible (Principal Investigator) of 8 projects: five (5) 2-year

projects awarded by national universities, one (1) 3-year project awarded by the regional

research agency, one (1) 3-year project awarded by the national research agency (ANPCyT),

and one (1) 3-year project funded by the national research council (CONICET). Besides, I have

been in the main research group of 3 projects awarded by the national research agency.

Scientific responsibility of National and International research projects, ruled through

partnership agreements with companies and/or public private bodies, which are leaders in their

own sector.

More than USD 1M income in technology transfer projects under my supervision (2011-2015)

through partnerships with the following companies and/or bodies:

a) ClariPhy Argentina, subsidiary of ClariPhy Communications (US), a fabless company leader

in the design and manufacturing of integrated circuits for optical communications. Since 2010, I

have lead several agreements for designing and specifying protocols for optical data transport.

Several ASIC generations have been part of these agreements, from earlier (2010) 40Gb/s

devices to 100Gb/s (2012), 200Gb/s (2013), 400Gb/s (2014) and 500Gb/s (2015).

b) CONAE (National Space Agency), through its local contractor Servicios Tecnológicos

Integrados, in the field of modelling and designing satellite communications for fractioatned

spacecrafts and/or constellations. Since 2012, this project has developed and successfully

transferred results as well as different versions of a simulation tool, currently used to design

advance satellite links and contact plans in dynamic satellite constellations.

c) National network operators such as ARSAT and Claro (America Movil), to whom advance

optical network models for estimating availability and for network dimensioning have been

developed and integrated in software packages (FOPNET in case of ARSAT, and Sayri in case of

Claro) which are used by their engineering teams for network planning and operation.

Outcomes obtained in the field of technology transfer, in terms of participation in start-ups and

spin-offs, development, use and commercialization of patents/licenses.

1) One assigned US patent in the field of optical communications, currently commercialized in

todays 100G/200G ASIC products of ClariPhy.

2) Two start-ups have been initiated by graduate students under my supervision based on their

master thesis, both in the field of wireless sensor networks. Both companies (INSUS and Kilimo)

are still active (2015) and profitable.

3. National and international reputation and professional activity for the scientific community

Editorship of Journals with international reputation (in the role of Editor in Chief – EIC),

editorship of book series, encyclopedias and essays of recognized prestige.

Participation in the Editorial Board of Journals with international reputation (in the role of

Associate Editor or equivalent), participation in the Editorial Board of book series,

encyclopedias and essays of recognized prestige.

1) Member of the Editorial Board of Elsevier Computer Communications Journal in the role of

Area Editor, since 2014

2) Guest Editor of Special Issue on “Optical-Wireless Convergence”, Elsevier Computer

Communications Journal, August 2013

Direction of highly qualified international institutions or research centres.

Official research and/or teaching and/or fellowship roles, positions as Scholar/ Visiting Professor

in international highly qualified universities and research centres.

Offices in the Governing bodies of national and international scientific societies.

Participation in Academies with international reputation in the research field of the candidate.

Prizes and awards awarded to the candidate for his/her scientific activity and project activity in

the Academic Fields, where this is appropriate.

Participation in international conferences, as a distinguished invited speaker; participation in the

scientific committees of International Conferences.

1) General Chair of the VII Southern Conference on Programmable Logic, Córdoba, Argentina,

13 - 15 April 2011 (150 attendees)

2) Program Chair of a) Argentine Symposium on Technology (AST), Mar del Plata, Argentina,

2007, b) Track on Broadband Access of the International Conference on Computer

Communication Networks (ICCCN), Maui, Hawaii, 2011

3) Member of the Technical Committee of periodic conferences including: a) IEEE ICC, b) IEEE

Globecom, c) IFIP Networking.

Management and organisation of exhibitions, compositions, drawings, design, hand-crated items,

prototypes, artwork and their projects, databases and software, thematic maps, for the Academic

Fields, where this is appropriate.

If the candidate has obtained the National Scientific Qualification in more than one Academic Field this

must be considered a qualifying element, for properly evaluating the scientific reputation of the candidate.

4. Teaching activity

Formal responsibility of Bachelor’s and Master of Science’s degree courses in Italian and/or

foreign universities.

1) Responsible (in-charge) of 80-hour undergraduate yearly course in Computer Programming

(INFORMATICA), which is taught to all eleven (11) MScEng engineering degrees (1500

students / year). Coordination and supervision a pool of 17 professors and 24 courses (~65

students / course) distributed among both semesters.

Formal responsibility of PhD courses in Italian and/or foreign universities.

1) Responsible (in-charge) of 40-hour graduate course in “Optical Networks”, which is part of

the curricula of the PhD in Engineering Sciences.

2) Responsible (in-charge) of 40-hour graduate course in “Computer Network Modelling and

Analysis”, which is part of the curricula of the PhD in Engineering Sciences.

Formal responsibility of Specializing Master’s courses and Life Learning courses in Italian

and/or foreign universities.

1) Responsible (in-charge) of 40-hour specializing course in “Optical Networks”, which is part

of the Master in Telecommunication Engineering. Taught every 2 years to ~20 graduate

students.

2) Responsible (in-charge) of 20-hour course in “Optical Transport Networks” (Professional

Life Learning course), taught on demand to professionals of the telecom industry.

3) Responsible (in-charge) of 20-hour course in “Optical Network Engineering” (Professional


4) Responsible (in-charge) of 20-hour course “Optical Network Optimization” (Professional


5. Institutional offices and roles in Italian and foreign Universities and/or public and private

institutions with scientific and/or technology transfer aims

Institutional offices and roles in the Governing bodies (Academic Senate, Board of Governors)

of Italian and/or foreign universities.

Institutional offices and roles in teaching and research structures (Departments, Faculties,

Schools, Colleges) and other service activities developed in Italian and Foreign Universities.

1) School of Computer Engineering

Director (2013-2015)

Full Board Member (since 2014) as Representative of Full & Associate Professors

Alternate Board Member (2010-2013) as Representative of Full & Associate Professors

2) PhD Program in Engineering Sciences

Full Board Member (since 2013) out of the 3 required full members for the program

Management roles in Universities, as part of Faculty duties.

1) Alternate Board Member of the Computer Engineering Department (2008-2012)

2) Full Board Member of the Computer Engineering Department since 2013

Offices in the Governing bodies, Board of Governors, Scientific Advisory Boards of public and

private institutions, with scientific and technology transfer aims.

Place and date: Córdoba, January 6, 2016

Complete list of publications

Book Chapters

1. J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto. “Contact Plan Design for Predictable Disruption Tolerant

Space Sensor Networks,” Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme Environments: Space, Underwater,

Underground and Industrial, Chapter 15, Editors: H. Rashvand, A. Abedi, ISBN: 978-1-119-12646-1, Wiley,

In Press, 2015

2. C. Bock, P. Chanclou, J. M. Finochietto, G. Franzl, M. Hajduczenia, T. Koonen, P. P. Monteiro, F. Neri,

J. Prat, H. J. A. da Silva, “Architecture of Future Access Networks,” Next-Generation FTTH Passive

Optical Networks, Springer, 2008

3. C. Bock, J. M. Finochietto, G. Franzl, F. Neri, J. Prat, “Traffic Studies,” Next-Generation FTTH Passive

Optical Networks, Springer, 2008

4. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, M. Mellia, F. Neri, “Open-Source PC-Based Software Routers:

a Viable Approach to High-Performance Packet Switching,” Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer

Berlin/Heidelberg, Vol. 3375, ISSN 978-3-540-24557-5, pp. 353-366, February 2005

Journals (JCR Index)

1. J. Fraire, J. M. Finochietto, “Design Challenges in Contact Plans for Disruption-Tolerant Satellite

Networks,” IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 53, no. 5, pp. 163–169, May 2015. (IF: 4.460)

2. A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, “Short-term fairness in slotted WDM rings,” Computer Networks,

vol. 83, pp. 235-248, June 2015 (IF: 1.714)

3. J. Fraire, J. M. Finochietto, “Routing-aware fair contact plan design for predictable delay tolerant

networks,” Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks, Vol. 25, Part B, pp. 303-313, February 2015 (IF: 1.943)

4. J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto, “On the Design and Analysis of Fair Contact Plans in

Predictable Delay-Tolerant Networks,” IEEE Sensors Journal, vol. 14, no. 11, pp. 3874-3882, November

2014 (IF: 1.852)

5. Guillermo G. Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “In-Network Filtering Schemes for Type-Threshold Function

Computation in Wireless Sensor Networks,” International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, vol.

2014, 20 pp. 2014 (IF: 0.665)

6. A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, “Multi-Metaring Fairness Control in a WDM Folded-bus

Architecture,” Elsevier Computer Networks, Vol. 62, pp. 152-161, April 2014 (IF: 1.714)

7. D. Crivelli, M. Hueda, H. Carrer, M. del Barco, R. Lopez, P. Gianni, J. M. Finochietto, N. Swenson, P.

Voois, O. Agazzi, “Architecture of a Single-Chip 50 Gb/s DP-QPSK/BPSK Transceiver With Electronic

Dispersion Compensation for Coherent Optical Channels,” IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems,

Vol. PP, No. 99, pp. 1-14, October 2013 (IF: 2.403)

8. A. Leiva, J. M. Finochietto, V. L opez, B. Huiszoon, A. Beghelli, J. Aracil, “Comparison in Power

Consumption of Static and Dynamic WDM Networks,” Elsevier Optical Switching and Networking, pp. 149-

161, June 2011 (IF: 1.071)

9. M. Esmaeili, F. Xu, M. Peng, N. Ghani, A. Gumaste, J. M. Finochietto , “Enhanced crankback signaling

for multi-domain IP/MPLS networks,” Elsevier Computer Communications, Vol. 33, Iss. 18, pp. 2215-2223,

December 2010 (IF: 1.695)

10. R. Gaudino, G. Castillo, F. Neri, J. M. Finochietto, “Can Simple Optical Switching Fabrics Scale to

Terabit per Second Switch Capacities?,” IEEE/OSA Journal of Optical Communications and Networking,

Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 56-69, August 2009 (2.064)

11. J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, K. Wajda, R. Watza, J. Domzal, M. Nord and E. Zouganeli, “Towards Optical

Packet Switched MANs: Design Issues and Tradeoffs,” Elsevier Journal of Optical Switching and

Networking, Vol. 5, Iss. 4, pp. 253-267, October 2008 (IF: 1.071)

12. C. Raffaelli, K. Vlachos, N. Andriolli, D. Apostolopouloso, J. Buron, R. van Caenegem, G. Danilewicz, J.

M. Finochietto, J. Garcia-Haro, D. Klonidis, M. OMahony, G. Maier, A. Pattavina, P. Pavon-Marino, S.

Ruep, M. Savi, M. Scafardi, I. Tomkos, A. Tzanakaki, L. Wosinska, O. Zourarakio, F. Neri, “Photonics in

Switching: Architectures, Systems and Enabling Technologies,” Elsevier Computer Networks, Vol. 52, Iss.

10, pp. 1873-1890, July 2008 (IF: 1.695)

13. A. Antonino, A. Bianco, A. Bianciotto, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, F. Neri, “WONDER: A

resilient WDM packet network for metro applications,” Elsevier Journal of Optical Switching and

Networking, Vol. 5, Iss. 1, pp. 19-28, March 2008 (IF: 1.071)

14. J. M. Finochietto, J. Aracil, A. Ferreiro, J. P. Fernandez Palacios, O. Gonzalez de Dios, “Migration

Strategies Toward All Optical Metropolitan Access Rings,” IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave Technology,

Vol. 25, No. 8, August 2007 (IF: 2.965)

15. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, M. Mellia, F. Neri, G. Galante, “Multistage Switching Architectures for

Software Routers,” IEEE Network “Advances in Network Systems”, ISSN: 0890-8044, July 2007 (IF: 2.54)

16. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Giarratana, F. Neri, C. Piglione, “Measurement Based Reconfiguration

in Optical Ring Metro Networks,” IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave Technology, Vol. 23, No. 10, pp. 3156-

3166, October 2005 (IF: 2.965)

17. A. Bianco, D. Careglio, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, E. Leonardi, F. Neri, J. Sol e-Pareta, S. Spadaro,

“Multi-Class Scheduling Algorithms for the DAVID Metro Network,” IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in

Communications, Vol. 22, No. 8, pp. 1483-1496, October 2004 (IF: 3.453)

18. A. Carena, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, F. Neri, C. Piglione, P. Poggiolini, “RingO: An

Experimental WDM Optical Packet Network for Metro Applications,” IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in

Communications, Vol. 22, No. 8, pp. 1561-1571, October 2004 (IF: 3.453)

Journals (other indexes)

1. Carlos A. Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Optimization of Lookup Schemes for Flow-Based Packet

Classification on FPGAs,” International Journal of Reconfigurable Computing, vol. 2015, pp. 31, 2015

2. G. Riva, J. M. Finochietto, “Pheromone-based In-Network Processing for Wireless Sensor Network

Monitoring Systems,” Journal of Network Protocols and Algorithms, vol. 4, iss. 4, pp. 156-173, November

2012

International Conferences

1. J. Fraire, P. Madoery, J. M. Finochietto, I. E. Birrane, “Congestion modeling and management

techniques for predictable disruption tolerant networks,” IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks,

Clearwater Beach, USA, October. 2015

2. Juan Fraire, Pablo Madoery, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Leveraging routing performance and congestion

avoidance in predictable delay tolerant networks,” IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space

and Extreme Environments, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, 30-31 October 2014

3. Juan Fraire, Pablo Madoery, Jorge M. Finochietto, “On the Design of Fair Contact Plans in Predictable

Delay-Tolerant Networks,” IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme

Environments, Baltimore, USA, 7 - 9 November 2013

4. Carloz Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto “Multi-match packet classification on memory-logic trade-off

FPGA-based architecture,” IEEE High Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Taipei, Tawian, 8 - 11

July 2013

5. Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, Guillermo Leguizam on, “Bio-inspired in-network filtering for

wireless sensor monitoring systems,” IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), Cancun, Mexico,

20 - 23 June 2013

6. Carloz Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Performance Evaluation of Packet Classification on FPGA-based

TCAM Emulation Architectures,” IEEE Globecom, Anaheim, CA, USA, 3 - 7 December 2012

7. Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “A Parallel and Adaptative Query Routing Scheme for Wireless

Sensor Networks,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Ottawa, Canada, 10 - 15

June 2012

8. Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Pheromone-based In-Network Processing for Wireless Sensor

Network Monitoring Systems,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Ottawa, Canada,

10 - 15 June 2012

9. M.Hueda, H. Carrer, J. Zachan, V. Gutnik, M. Del Barco, R. Lopez, G. Hatcher, J. M. Finochietto, M.

Yeo, A. Chartrand, N. Swenson, P. Voois, O. Agazzi, “A 40nm CMOS Single-Chip 50Gb/s DP-QPSK/BPSK

Transceiver with Electronic Dispersion Compensation for Coherent Optical Channels,” IEEE International

Solid- State Circuits Conference (ISSCC), San Francisco, USA, 20 - 24 February 2012

10. Jorge M. Finochietto, Carlos Zerbini, Santiago Paz, “Hardware Primitives for Packet Flow Pro- cessing

Architectures,” VII Southern Conference on Programmable Logic, Cordoba, Argentina, 13 - 15 April 2011

11. J. M. Finochietto, R. Arenas, U. Morales, R. Lopez, “Framer Design, Verification and Prototyping for

G.709 Optical Transport Networks,” VII Southern Conference on Programmable Logic, Cordoba,

Argentina, 13 - 15 April 2011

12. M. Esmaeili, M. Peng, S. Khan, J. M. Finochietto, Y. Jin, N. Ghani, “Multi-Domain DWDM Network

Provisioning For Correlated Failures,” Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition (OFC)

2011, Los Angeles, California, USA, 6 - 10 March 2011

13. J. M. Finochietto, J. Ignacio Brasca, “Contention-limited Access Strategies in IEEE 802.15.4 Beacon-

Enabled Networks,” IEEE Globecom, Miami, FL, USA , 6 - 10 December 2010

14. A. Leiva, J. M. Finochietto, Victor L opez, B. Huiszoon, Alejandra Beghelli, “Comparison of Static and

Dynamic WDM Networks in Terms of Energy Consumption,” Optical Fiber Communication Conference and

Exposition (OFC) 2010, San Diego, California, USA, 21 - 25 March 2010

15. R. Arenas, J. M. Finochietto, L. Rocha, “Design and Implementation of Packet Switching Capabilities on

10GbE MAC Core,” VI Southern Conference on Programmable Logic, Ipojuca, Brazil, 24 - 26 March 2010

16. M. Alfani, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, “Efficient Multicast Bandwidth Allocation in TDM-WDM PONs,”

Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition (OFC) 2009, San Diego, California, USA, 22 - 26

March 2009

17. A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, M. Valcarenghi, “WONDER: A PON over a Folded

Bus,” IEEE Globecom, New Orleans, LA, USA , 30 November - 4 December 2008

18. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, L. Giraudo, M. Modesti, F. Neri, “Network Planning for Disaster Recovery

[Invited],” IEEE LANMAN Workshop, Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania, Romania , 3-6 September 2008

19. A. Bianco, E. Carta, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, “A distributed scheduling algorithm for an

optical switching fabric,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Beijing, China, 19 - 23

May 2008

20. J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, G. Gavilanes, F. Neri, “Simple Optical Fabrics for Scalable Terabit

Packet Switches,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Beijing, China, 19 - 23 May

2008

21. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, M. Modesti, F. Neri, “Distributed Storage on Networks of Linux PCs using

the iSCSI Protocol,” IEEE Workshop on High Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Shangai, China,

15 - 17 May 2008

22. A. Bianco, R. Birke, J. M. Finochietto, L. Giraudo, F. Marenco, M. Mellia, A. Khan, D. Man- junath,

“Control and Management Plane in a Multistage Software Router Architecture,” IEEE Workshop on High

Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Shangai, China, 15 - 17 May 2008

23. J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, G. Gavilanes, F. Neri, “Multiplane Optical Fabrics for Terabit Packet

Switches [Invited],” 12th IFIP TC-6 Working Conference on Optical Network Design and Modelling

(ONDM), Vilanova, Spain, 12 - 14 March 2008

24. A. Antonino,V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, A. La Porta, F. Neri, M. Petracca, “Toward

Feasible All-Optical Packet Networks: Recent Results on the WONDER Experimental Testbed,” Optical

Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition (OFC) 2008, San Diego, California, USA, 26 - 28

February 2008

25. A. Bianco, J.M. Finochietto, G. Gavilanes, F. Neri, “A Control and Management Plane for Large Packet

Switches,” IEEE IT-NEWS’08 (QoS-IP), 4th International Telecommunication NEtworking WorkShop on

QoS in Multiservice IP Networks, Venice, Italy, 13 - 15 February 2008

26. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, C. Piglione, “Cost and Performance Trade-offs in Reconfiguration

Strategies for WDM Networks,” IEEE IT-NEWS’08 (QoS-IP), 4th International Telecommu- nication

NEtworking WorkShop on QoS in Multiservice IP Networks, Venice, Italy, 13 - 15 February 2008

27. A. Antonino, R. Birke, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, A. La Porta, F. Neri, M. Petracca, “The

WONDER Testbed: Architecture and Experimental Demonstration,” 33rd European Conference on Optical

Communication (ECOC 2007), Berlin, Germany, 21 - 25 September 2007

28. A. Bianco, E. Carta, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, “An Optical Interconnection Architecture for

Large Packet Switches [Invited],” International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (ICTON

2007), Rome, Italy, 2 - 4 July 2007

29. A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, “Multi-MetaRing Protocol: Fairness in Optical Packet

Ring Networks,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Glasgow, Scotland , 24 - 27

June 2007

30. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, D. Mazzucchi, M. Mellia, F. Neri, “Scalable Layer-2/Layer-3

Multistage Switching Architectures for Software Routers,” IEEE Globecom, San Francisco, USA , 27

November - 1 December 2006

31. A. Bianco, D. Cuda, J. M. Finochietto, F. Neri, C. Piglione, “Multi-fasnet Protocol: Short-Term

Fairness Control in WDM Slotted MANs,” IEEE Globecom, San Francisco, USA , 27 November - 1

December 2006

32. A. Bianciotto, R. Birke, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, A. La Porta, F. Neri, M. Petracca, P.

Poggiolini, “WONDER: Overview of a Packet-Switched MAN Architecture,” 2006 China-Italy Bilateral

Workshop on Photonics for Communication and Sensing, Xi an, China, October 2006

33. P. Chanclou, R. Davey, J. M. Finochietto, G. Franzl, A. M. J. Koonen, J. Lepley, J. Prat, “Long-term

Evolution of Passive Optical Networks,” ICST AccesNets, Athens, 4-6 September 2006

34. A. Bianco, R. Birke, G. Botto, M. Chiaberge, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, M. Mellia, F. Neri, M.

Petracca, “Boosting the Performance of PC-based Software Routers with FPGA-enhanced Network

Interface Cards,” IEEE Workshop on High Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Poznan, Poland, 7

- 9 June 2006

35. A. Bianciotto, A. Samperi, R. Gaudino, C. Piglione, J. M. Finochietto and F. Neri, “Fast and efficient

fault-recovery strategies in the WONDER metro architecture [Invited],” 10th European Conference on

Networks and Optical Communications (NOC 2005), London, UK, 5 - 7 July 2005

36. A. Bianco, R. Birke, D. Bolognesi, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, M. Mellia, Prashant M., F. Neri, “Click

vs. Linux: Two Effcient Open-Source IP Network Stacks for Software Routers,” IEEE Workshop on High

Performance Switching and Routing (HPSR), Hong Kong, P. .R. China, 12 - 14 May 2005

37. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, M. Mellia, F. Neri, “Open-Source PC-Based Software Routers:

a Viable Approach to High-Performance Packet Switching,” QoSIP 2005, Catania, Italy, 2 - 5 February

2005

38. A. Bianciotto, A. Carena, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, F. Neri, C. Piglione, P. Poggiolini,

“Experimental WDM Packet Networks for Metro Experimental WDM Packet Networks for Metro

Applications: the RingO and Wonder Projects,” 9th European Conference on Networks & Optical

Communications (NOC 2004), Eindhoven, 29 June - 1 July 2004

39. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, F. Neri, V. Sarra, “Scheduling Variable-Size Packets in the

DAVID Metropolitan Area Network,” IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Paris,

France, 20 - 24 June 2004

40. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, G. Galante, F. Neri, V. Sarra, “A Fairness Enforcement Protocol for

Interconnected WDM Rings,” 8th IFIP TC-6 Working Conference on Optical Network Design and

Modelling (ONDM 2004), Gent, Belgium, February 2 - 4, 2004

41. A. Bianco, J. M. Finochietto, E. Leonardi, F. Marigliano, P. Mitton, F. Neri, L. Quarello, “Mul- ticlass

Resource Allocation in Interconnected WDM Rings,” 7th IFIP TC-6 Working Conference on Optical

Network Design and Modelling (ONDM 2003), Budapest, Hungary, ISBN: 963 206 405, 3 - 5 February 2003

National Conferences

1. N. Gonzalez Montoro, J. M. Finochietto, “Incremental Spare Capacity Allocation for Optical Networks

Restoration,” XVI Reuniónn de trabajo en Procesamiento de la Información y Control, Córdoba, Argentina,

5 - 9 October 2015

2. P. Madoery, J. Fraire, J. M. Finochietto, “Ana lisis de Estrategias de Comunicaci on en Constela- ciones

Satelitales para la Observacio n Terrestre,” XVI Reunión de trabajo en Procesamiento de la Información y

Control, Córdoba, Argentina, 5 - 9 October 2015

3. Carlos Zerbini, Jorge M. Finochietto, “Reconfigurable Network Processing: The FPGA Case,” XII

Argentine Symposium on Technology (AST 2011), Córdoba, Argentina, 29 August - 2 September 2012

4. Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, “A Probabilistic Query Routing Scheme for Wireless Sensor

Network,” XII Argentine Symposium on Artificial Intelligence (ASAI 2011), Córdoba, Argentina, 29 August -

2 September 2012

5. Guillermo Riva, Jorge M. Finochietto, Juan Pablo Licudis, Juan Carlos Abdala, “Flexible Prototyping for

Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Network Protocols,” XII Argentine Symposium on Technology (AST 2011), C

órdoba, Argentina, 29 August - 2 September 2012

6. A. Antonino, V. De Feo, J. M. Finochietto, R. Gaudino, A. La Porta, F. Neri, M. Petracca, “I Progetti

WONDER e OSATE: Studio e Sperimentazione di un’Architettura di Commutazione Ottica a Pacchetto,”

Fotonica 2007, Mantova, Italy, 21 - 23 May 2007

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