I am a research associate at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London. My research interests cover a broad spectrum of topics in computer networks. Specifically, they span network monitoring, resource allocation, Service Function Chaining (SFC), Network Function Virtualization (NFV), Software-Defined Networking (SDN), Mathematical Formulation of networking problems. Lately, my focus is on applying artificial intelligence on network monitoring. Google Scholar profile. I also acted as a joint investigator on multiple projects, both EU H2020 (Superfluidity) and UK EPSRC (EARL).
I am always looking for motivated students willing to collaborate with me.
Mohammad Mahdi Tajiki, S Salsano, L Chiaraviglio, M Shojafar, B Akbari
Joint energy efficient and QoS-aware path allocation and VNF placement for service function chaining
IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management, 15 (4), 1378-1392
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PL Ventre, Mohammad Mahdi Tajiki, S Salsano, C Filsfils
SDN architecture and southbound APIs for IPv6 segment routing enabled wide area networks
IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management, 15 (4), 1378-1392
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Mohammad Mahdi Tajiki, B Akbari, N Mokari
Optimal Qos-aware network reconfiguration in software defined cloud data centers
Elsevier, Computer Networks, 120, 71-86
Acceptance ratio: 18%
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Mohammad Mahdi Tajiki, B. Akbari, M. Shojafar, SH. Ghasemi, ML. Barazandeh, N. Mokari, L. Chiaraviglio, M. Zink
CECT: Computationally Efficient Congestion-avoidance and Traffic Engineering in Software-defined Cloud Data Centers
Springer, Cluster Computing, 1-17
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