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Line 144: ===BU Research Team=== The RINA research team at Boston University <ref>Boston University’s RINA research team website: http://csr.bu.edu/rina</ref> is lead by Prof. Abraham Matta and Prof. John Day. BU has been awarded a number of grants from the [[National Science Foundation]] in order to continue investigating the fundamentals of RINA, develop an open source prototype implementation over UDP/IP for Java <ref>ProtoRINA github site: https://github.com/ProtoRINA/users/wiki</ref> and experiment with it on top of the GENI ~~infrastruct~~infrastructure.<ref>Yuefeng Wang, Ibrahim Matta and Nabeel Akhtar. "Experimenting with Routing Policies Using ProtoRINA over GENI". The Third GENI Research and Educational Experiment Workshop (GREE2014), March 19–20, 2014, Atlanta, Georgia</ref> BU is also a member of the Pouzin Society and an active contributor to the FP7 IRATI and PRISTINE projects. In addition to this, BU has incorporated the RINA concepts and theory in their computer networking courses. ===FP7 IRATI===

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