I am a Ph.D. student at Cornell University, where I am advised by Nate Foster. My research applies programming language techniques to computer networking problems.
My last name sounds like “DEN-jis” when I say it out loud. My full name anagrams to “try heron agendas”.
You can contact me in these places:
Papers
- Qinshi Wang, Mengying Pan, Shengyi Wang, Ryan Doenges, Lennart Beringer and Andrew W. Appel. Foundational Verification of Stateful P4 Packet Processing. In ITP 2023 (forthcoming).
- Rudy Peterson, Eric Hayden Campbell, John Chen, Natalie Isak, Calvin Shyu, Ryan Doenges, Parisa Ataei, and Nate Foster. P4Cub: A Little Language for Big Routers. In CPP 2023. [ doi ]
- Ryan Doenges, Tobias Kappé, John Sarracino, Nate Foster, and Greg Morrisett. Leapfrog: Certified Equivalence for Protocol Parsers. In PLDI 2022. [ doi | arxiv (+proofs) ]
- Ryan Doenges, Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo, Santiago Bautista, Alexander Chang, Newton Ni, Samwise Parkinson, Rudy Peterson, Alaia Solko-Breslin, Amanda Xu, and Nate Foster. Petr4: Formal Foundations for P4 Data Planes. In POPL 2021. [ doi | arxiv (+proofs) ]
- Hardik Soni, Myriana Rifai, Praveen Kumar, Ryan Doenges, and Nate Foster. Composing Dataplane Programs with μP4. In SIGCOMM 2020. [ doi ]
- Ryan Doenges, James R. Wilcox, Doug Woos, Zachary Tatlock, and Karl Palmskog. Verification of Implementations of Distributed Systems Under Churn. In CoqPL Workshop 2017. [ sigplan copy ]
Teaching
- Fall 2022: TA-Instructor (coteaching with Michael Clarkson) for CS 3110.
- Spring 2018: TA for CS 4120.
- Fall 2017: TA for CS 3410.
- Winter 2017: TA for CSE 341.
Service
- 2021–present: Co-organizer for LGBTea with Andy Ricci and Griffin Berlstein
- 2018–2019: Co-organizer for Grad Seminar with Oli Richardson
- 2021–2022: CS PhD Admissions Committee for Fall 2022