Implementation work in networking to be done as thesis

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I am planning to do an implementation project as my one year MTech thesis, can you help me find some places to find any good work to be implemented ? I already looked into Tor, nmap and some other opensource projects involved in GSOC. Can you please direct me to other opensource work going on in networking where I may find some work to be done as an implementation project ?

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