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Mohamed Adel Attia
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Mohamed Adel Attia Mailing Address1230 E Speedway Blvd, |
(November 2018) Officially a Ph.D. Candidate! I passed my Ph.D. comprehensive exams.
(September 2018) Our paper, titled “On the Tradeoff Between Mode Collapse and Sample Quality in Generative Adversarial Networks” has been accepted in GlobaslSIP 2018, Anaheim, CA.
(May 2018) New Arxiv e-print, titled “The Capacity of Private Information Retrieval from Uncoded Storage Constrained Databases”.
(March 2018) Our paper, titled “The Capacity of Uncoded Storage Constrained PIR” has been accepted in ISIT 2018, Vail, CO.
(March 2018) Our paper, titled “Approximately Optimal Distributed Data Shuffling” has been accepted in ISIT 2018, Vail, CO.
(January 2018) New Arxiv e-print, titled “Near Optimal Coded Data Shuffling for Distributed Learning”.
(November 2017) New Arxiv e-print, titled “Combating Computational Heterogeneity in Large-Scale Distributed Computing via Work Exchange”.
(August 2017) Our paper, titled “Towards the Exact Rate-Memory Trade-off for Uncoded Caching with Secure Delivery” has been accepted in Allerton 2017, Monticello, IL.
(January 2017) Our paper, titled “On the Secure Degrees-of-Freedom of Partially Connected Networks with no CSIT” has been accepted in IEEE ICC 2017, Paris,France.
(August 2016) Our paper, titled “On the Worst-case Communication Overhead for Distributed Data Shuffling” has been accepted in Allerton 2016, Monticello, IL.
(July 2016) Our paper, titled “Information Theoretic Limits of Data Shuffling for Distributed Learning” has been accepted in IEEE GLOBECOM 2016, Washington DC.
Short Biography and Research Interests
I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, the University of Arizona. I received my B.Sc. degree from Alexandria University in 2012, and my M.Sc. degree from the American University in Cairo in 2015. I was a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Alexandria University from 2013 to 2015, and a Graduate Research Assistant at the American University in Cairo under the supervision of Prof. Karim G. Seddik from 2012 to 2015. I joined the University of Arizona in 2015 as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. I am currently a Graduate Research Assistant under the supervision of Prof. Ravi Tandon at the University of Arizona.
My research interests include,
Distributed Computing and Storage Systems
Generative Adversarial Networks
Private Information Retrieval
Information and Coding Theory
Wireless Communications
Physical Layer Security
Big Data Analytics