Dhyanesh Narayanan
[email] dhyanesh@cs.stanford.edu
[phone] 650.714.4591
I was a Master's student in the CS department at Stanford University from Fall 2004.
I graduated in Winter 2006 with a Specialization in Systems and Distinction in Research in Artificial Intelligence. During my graduate education at Stanford, I also worked as a
Research Assistant on the Inference Web project at the Artificial Intelligence Lab.
I completed my undergrad in Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Madras (India) in 2002.
I spent a couple of years doing some interesting research at Network Systems Lab, before coming to Stanford in Fall 2004.
Currently, I work on Web Services Security at Microsoft.
Curriculum Vitae
Research Publications
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Vasco Furtado, Paulo Pinheiro da Silva, Deborah McGuinness, Priyendra Deshwal, Dhyanesh Narayanan,
Juliana Carvalho, Vladia Pinheiro and Cynthia Chang, "Abstracting Web Agent Proofs into Human-Level
Justifications", FLAIRS-20: The 20th International FLAIRS Conference, May 7-9, 2007,
Florida.
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Deborah L. McGuinness, Honglei Zeng, Paulo Pinheiro da Silva, Li Ding, Dhyanesh Narayanan,
and Mayukh Bhaowal, "Investigations into Trust for Collaborative Information Repositories:
A Wikipedia Case Study", Models of Trust for the Web (MTW'06): A workshop at the 15th
International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2006), May 22-26, 2006, Edinburgh, Scotland.
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N.Dhyanesh, S.V.Raghavan, "Sensors On Sea (SOS): A Simple Novel Sensor-based
Best-effort System for Ocean Related Disaster Management",
International Conference on Intelligent Sensing and Information Processing (ICISIP 2004),
January 4-7, 2004, Chennai, India.
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N.Dhyanesh, G.C.Vineel, S.V.Raghavan, "DEVISE: A Methodology for Building Web
Services Based Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises", 12th IEEE
International Workshop on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for
Collaborative Enterprises (IEEE WETICE 2003), June 09-11, 2003, Linz,
Austria.
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S.V.Raghavan, N.Dhyanesh, "Formal Description of Perfect Security",
15th International Conference on Computer Communications (ICCC 2002), August
12-14, 2002, Mumbai, India.
Technical Areas of Interest
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Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
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Biomedical Imaging
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Networks and Distributed Systems
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Sensor Networks
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Cryptography and Network Security
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