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Nelson Luis Saldanha da Fonseca received his
Electrical Engineer (1984) and MSc in Computer Science (1987) degrees from
The Pontificial
Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
and the MSc (1993) and Ph.D (1994) degrees in Computer Engineering from
The University
of Southern California. He receive the title of “Livre Docente” in Computer Networks from the He is a Full Professor at Institute of Computing of The University of Campinas,
He received the Medal of the Chancelor of the University of Pisa
(2007). He is the recipient of the 2003 State University of Campinas Zeferino
Vaz award for academic productivity in Computer Science, the Elsevier
Computer Network Journal Editor of Year 2001 award, the 1994 University of
Southern California International Book award and the Brazilian Computer
Society First Thesis and Dissertations award. He is listed in Marqui's
Who is Who in the World, Who's Who in Science and Engineering. His graduate
students have received eight awards in Latin America Thesis contests. Nelson Fonseca has published over 250 refereed papers. He is the EiC of IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials. He served
as EiC of the IEEE Communications Society Electronic Newsletter(2004-2007),
Associate EiC of IEEE Communications
Surveys and Tutorials (2006) and Editor of the Global Communications
Newsletter (1999-2002). He is on the editorial board of Computer Networks, IEEE Communications
Surveys and Tutorials, the IEEE Communications Magazine. He served as
Associate editor for IEEE Transaction on Multimedia (1999-2004), for the
Brazilian Journal of Telecommunications (2001-2004) and for the Journal of
the Brazilian Computer Society (2002-2007). He co-edited Teletraffic
Engineering in the Internet Era, Elsevier, 2001, and organized several
special issues to Computer Networks Journal, IEEE Journal of Selected Areas
in Communications, IEEE Communications Magazine Journal of the Brazilian
Telecommunications Society and Journal of the Brazilian Computer Society. Dr. Fonseca funded the IEEE Latin America on Communications in 2009 as
well as the Multimedia Communications Series of Symposium in IEEE Globecom
and IEEE ICC. He co-chaired the QoS,
Reliability and Performance Modeling Symposium (IEEE ICC2010, ICC2009, ICC
2008, ICC 2007, IEEE ICC 2006, IEEE ICC 2004, IEEE ICC 2003) , IEEE ICC 2005
Next Generation Networks for Universal Services and IEEE GLOBECOM 2004
General Symposium. He was the Technical Chair of the 2008 Brazilian Symposium
on Computer Networks and the chair of
the 2003 Brazilian Workshop on Performance Evaluation of Computer and
Communications Systems. He was
Vice-Technical Chairman of the International Teletraffic Congress 17 (2001),
chairman of the 7th IEEE Workshop on Computer-Aided Modeling Design and Analysis
of Communication Links and Networks (CAMAD'98),
vice-chair of CAMAD2000, vice-chair of IEEE Globecom'99 Multimedia Technology
and Services Symposium and has served as technical committee member for
several IEEE conferences. Currently, Currently, he is an elected Member at Large of the IEEE
ComSoc Board of Governors. He served as IEEE ComSoc ComSoc Director for Latin
America (2008-2009), Director for On-Line Services (2002-2003), and Chair of
the IEEE ComSoC Communications Systems Integration and Modeling Technical
Committee (2005-2007), and Chair of IEEE Comsoc Technical Commitee on Multimedia
Communications (2006-2008).
He was also Chair of ComSoc Cluster of technical committees on
Vertical Issues on Communications. He gave tutorials in several major international conferences such as
IEEE ICC and IEEE GLOBECOM. |
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email: nfonseca@ic.unicamp.br