Tamim Sookoor

Graduate Research Assistant

Overview

I am a graduate student in the computer science department at the University of Virginia. I received my B.E. degree in Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt University in 2006. My research interests are in sensor networks. At the University of Virginia, I am a member of the Real-Time and Embedded Systems Laboratory and my advisor is  Prof. Kamin Whitehouse. My work involving sensor networks focuses on programming interfaces to the user. Other work I have done include deploying a 48 node sensor network testbed (VineLab) and a wireless sensor network for environmental monitoring (LUSTER). I have also worked with Timothy Hnat on pattern recognition and event detection in sensor networks.

Academic Geneology .

Arthur Kennelly
Vannevar Bush, Ph.D. '16, MIT
  Samuel Caldwell, Sc.D. '33, MIT
    David Huffman, Sc.D. '53, MIT
      Richard Kain, Sc.D. '62, MIT
        Arvind, Ph.D. '73, Minnesota
          David Culler, Ph.D. '90, MIT
            Kamin Whitehouse, Ph.D. '06, Berkeley
              Tamim Sookoor, Virginia