Fabrício Mazzola
Ph.D. Student @ UFRGS/Brazil
Contact information:
fabriciommazzola@gmail.com
fmmazzola@inf.ufrgs.br
Office:
208 - 43424 Building @ UFRGS
Biography
I am a PhD candidate with over 7 years of combined experience in research and software engineering. I am a very hands-on, motivated person that is always keen to learn new things. I am experienced in handling, processing and analyzing huge amounts of data, researching and advancing knowledge in new topics, working with and leading groups of people, and implementing features for web systems.
Currently, I am on the last year of my Ph.D. degree at the Informatics Institute of UFRGS - Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. I am working under the supervision of Prof. Marinho Barcellos. I have a bachelor degree in Computer Science by UFRGS (2019).
I have dual citizenship: Italian and Brazilian
Research
My research interests are networked systems, mainly focusing on Internet measurements and Internet routing. Currently, I have been researching the impact of Remote Peering to the Internet.
Projects
Current
- Investigating the impacts of Remote Peering on Internet routing (2020-present)
Past
- Phoenix SDN Survavibility (2015-2017)
Publications
2022 |
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| Fabricio Mazzola, Pedro Marcos, Ignacio Castro, Matthew Luckie and Marinho Barcellos
On the Latency Impacts of Remote Peering In PAM 2022, Virtual. March 2022. |
2019 |
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| Fabricio Mazzola and Marinho Barcellos
Are You Really There? Analyzing the Deployment of Remote Peering in the Brazilian IXP Ecosystem In ACM IMC 2019, Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
| Fabricio Mazzola, Lucas Muller, Rodrigo Oliveira and Marinho Barcellos
A Decade of Backbone Evolution of the Brazilian Academic Network: observations from the perspective of the routers In PAM 2019 Ph.D School, Puerto Varas, Chile. |
2018 |
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| Fabricio Mazzola
Uma Década de Evolução do Backbone da Rede Acadêmica Brasileira: observações sob a perspectiva dos roteadores (A Decade of Backbone Evolution of the Brazilian Academic Network: observations from the perspective of the routers) Bachelor's Thesis. Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) |
| Fabricio Mazzola, Daniel Marcon, Miguel Neves and Marinho Barcellos
Tá na Hora: analisando a latência de modificação de tabelas de fluxo em arquiteturas de switches SDN In SBRC 2018, Campos do Jordão, Brazil. English version |
2017 |
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| Daniel Marcon, Fabricio Mazzola, and Marinho Barcellos
Achieving Minimum Bandwidth Guarantees and Work-Conservation in Large-Scale, SDN-Based Datacenter Networks In Elsevier Computer Networks (COMNET) |
2016 |
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| Miguel Neves, Rodrigo Oliveira, Fabricio Mazzola, Daniel Marcon, Luciano Gaspary, and Marinho Barcellos
Contando os Segundos: Avaliacao de Estratégias de Domínio Temporal para a Gerência de Regras em Redes SDN In SBRC 2016, Salvador, Brazil. |
Grants and Fellowships
- Doctorate’s scholarship - 03/2019 - 03/2023
Scholarship from the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES),Brazil, to support studies during the Ph.D
- Research scholarship - 05/2017 - 04/2019
Scholarship from the Brazilian National Research and Education Network (RNP), Brazil, to workon the project GT-IP-Analytics on activities related to the network analytics and Internet measure-ments. Supervisor: Prof. Marinho Barcellos
- Undergraduate scholarship - 07/2015 - 12/2017
Scholarship from the National Council for Scientific and technological Development (CNPq), Brazil,to work in the Phoenix project on activities related to SDN research. Supervisors: Prof. MarinhoBarcellos
- Travel Grant award PAM 2019 Ph.D School.
- Travel Grant award ACM IMC 2019.