Avri Doria
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Email: | Avri.Doria [at] ltu.se |
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Avri Doria is a contractual researcher who works for different institutes; presently she is work with Luleå University of Technology.[1] She has been involved with ICANN and GNSO since 2006. She currently serves on the NCUC Executive Committee, to which she was appointed in 2010.[2]
Education
- She received her BA in Philosophy from the University of Rhode Island in 1978.[3]
- In 1979 she completed her MA in Philosophy with a Concentration on Cognitive Studies from University of Chicago.
- In 2001 she received an MA in Counseling Psychology from Rhode Island College.
Career History
- She has been an adjunct professor at Luleå University of Technology since 2007.[4]
- She was a visiting researcher at Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (2003-2004).
- Avri was the Director IP Routing at Nortel Networks.
- Chief Architect of Routing and Policy Management at Internet Communications from 1999-2000,
- Sr. Scientist (1996 – 1999) at General DataComm Corp.
- President at Revenant Networks [5]
- Sr. Consulting Engineer at Network Systems Corp. from 1995-1996
- Engineering Manager at Proteon in 1995.[6]
Publications
Avri Doria is the author and co-author of many publications:
- Levels of Aggregation in Flow Switched Networks
- Wavelength Router as a Transport Platform for IP
- Movement from Monoliths to Component-Based Network Elements
- Inter-domain Routing Stability Measurement
- General Switch Management Protocol (GSMP) V3
- GSMP Packet Encapsulations for ATM, Ethernet and TCP
- General Switch Management Protocol Applicability
- Providing connectivity to the Sámi nomadic community
- Probabilistic Routing in Intermittently Connected Networks
- Indigenous Women in Scandinavia and a Potential Role for ICT
- WSIS, WGIG, Technology and Technologists
- Human rights and the role of Civil Society in WSIS, WGIG and Beyond
- The IETF as a model for the IGF