SRAN: Scaling NDN Routing via Map-and-Attach
Maps application prefixes at the edge to keep core forwarding state tied to topology.
Postdoctoral Researcher
Internet Research Laboratory · University of California, Los Angeles
How can networks make trust explicit while keeping users in control of their data?
I design network architectures for systematic trust, user-controlled applications, and scalable data delivery, building and evaluating these ideas in Named Data Networking (NDN).
My dissertation, Developing a Trust Plane for Interconnected Networks, makes trust relationships an explicit part of system design through a trust plane for authentication, authorization, and auditing.
Ph.D. in Computer Science, UCLA, 2025 · Advisor: Lixia Zhang

Executable trust schemas (Envelope), verifiable revocation (CertRevoke), and certificate ledgers (CLedger).
Secure collaboration and storage under user control: NDN Workspace, Repo, and Sovereign.
SRAN maps application prefixes at the edge, keeping core forwarding state tied to topology while supporting unicast and multicast.
Maps application prefixes at the edge to keep core forwarding state tied to topology.
Secure collaborative editing with user-controlled data.
An API for expressing and applying NDN trust schemas.
Verifiable certificate revocation through named records and caching.
Self-contained smart homes with user-controlled data and security.
Co-organizer and TPC member; networking foundations for autonomous agents. Workshop
Edge mappings keep core forwarding state tied to network topology. Paper
Presented scalable NDN routing and forwarding. Slides
Co-organizer and chair of the Digital Autonomy and Zero-Trust session. Program
Architectural obstacles to practical decentralized applications. Paper