What benefits can be gained by performing continuous RTT monitoring? Sata explains: blog.apnic.net/2022/11/11/con…

Congratulations to Jennifer Rexford '91 — the Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor in Princeton Engineering and Princeton Computer Science professor and department chair — who has been named #PrincetonU’s provost. Her appointment will take effect on March 13. bit.ly/3i3uPpc

Last week, we presented our work on transparently accelerating Linux networking at ACM HotNets in Austin. Instead of bypassing the kernel, we speed up Linux, maintaining its ecosystem of functionality and tools. dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35…

The internet is the most technically complex system humanity has ever built. Jim Kurose, Professor at UMass Amherst, has been challenged to explain the internet to 5 different people; a child, a teen, a college student, a grad student, and an expert.

In this guest post on the APNIC blog, I give an overview of our work on demystifying Zoom and its protocols and measuring the performance of Zoom sessions. We are able to perform these measurements using passively collected packets only. #zoom #videoconferencing

🔬💻 IMC 2022 IMC'22 keynote by Stefan Savage (UCSD). By far the best keynote🎙 I have attended!! The video🎥 of the keynote talk is available 👉🔗 dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35…

Somehow 30 years have passed, and I'm still spending all day in videoconferences...

1. A score of 1.5% (0.5/30!) on an electrical eng midterm at IITM (5th sem). Somehow pulled off a decent grade thanks to the final. 2. Much much worse, failed my PhD oral prelim exam at Berkeley. Retook it, passed, but stressful! It’s not how you fail, but how you fight thru it.

Great #NANOG talk by Oliver Michel on "Enabling Passive Measurement of #Zoom Performance in Production Networks"! youtube.com/watch?v=jgc6Xc…

On Alumni Day, Robert Kahn, a co-inventor of the fundamental communication protocols at the heart of the internet, received Princeton University's highest award for grad alumni, the James Madison Medal. Dr. Kahn, front row center, celebrated with COS and ECE faculty. Congrats!

Congratulations to Bob Metcalfe, who receives 2022 ACM A.M. Turing Award for "the invention, standardization, and commercialization of Ethernet," which has become the dominant way of connecting computers to other devices, to each other & to the Internet: bit.ly/3YIm4ke

Spent an amazing time at Princeton chatting with friends and colleagues! The university has serious Hogwarts vibes and the beer selection on tap in nearby pubs is simply amazing! Thanks for hosting Oliver Michel! Looking forward to future visits 😃

Just noticed that #TMA2023 is motivating researchers to report "negative results" in their measurements. Great job! 👏👏👏 I hope this trend of highlighting the negative results catches on within the networking and systems community!

I had a blast yesterday, talking with Nick McKeown and Nate Foster about programmable networks! #P4

“It’s a super exciting feeling to have this technology you developed in the lab with all these really rigorous tests finally running in a truck. This will save a lot of lives.” Learn how Felix Heide and @torcrobotics are making roads safer. bit.ly/3Le3uvr

Party with my research group to celebrate Hyojoon (Joon) Kim and Xiaoqi (Danny) Chen moving on to have research groups of their own Princeton Computer Science!

Such a lovely painting of Alan Turing *38 on the #PrincetonU campus.

ACM SIGCOMM is delighted to announce this year's Rising Star Award winner: Ravi Netravali of Princeton. Hearty congratulations!! 👏🎉

How can eBPF improve network security? Thanks a lot for the great guest lecture, Oliver Michel from Princeton University, in our Internet and Network Security course at TU Berlin. Oliver Michel Princeton University TU Berlin #ebpf More about Oliver's work: olivermichel.github.io

Our measurement framework, Athena, removes the fog through which today’s video-conferencing applications see the network, paving the way for higher QoE. I presented Athena at ACM SIGCOMM HotNets ’24. Please have a look at our paper with Jennifer Rexford: dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36…