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| Date | Speaker | Talk | Building/Room |
| January 19 | Ramesh
Johari
Stanford University |
Implications of Autonomy for Expressiveness of Policy-Based Routing | Gates 104 |
| February 2 | Doug
Terry
Microsoft Research |
Design and Analysis of a Peer-to-peer Replication Protocol for Windows | Gates 104 |
| February 16 | Aditya Akella
Stanford University / Univ. of Wisconsin |
Self-Management in Chaotic Wireless Deployments | Gates 104 |
| February 23 | Ion
Stoica
UC Berkeley |
OCALA: An Architecture for Supporting Legacy Applications over Overlays | Gates 104 |
| March 2 | Lakshminarayanan
Subramanian
Intel Research, Berkeley |
WiFi-enabled Long Distance (WiLD) Networks: the Hope, the Hype and the Reality | Gates 104 |
| March 9 | Joseph Hellerstein
UC Berkeley |
"What" is the future of the Internet? | Gates 104 |
| March 16 | Supratik
Bhattacharyya
Sprint Labs. |
Profiling Backbone Traffic: Behavior Models, Applications and Implementation | Gates 104 |
What is it?
The goal of the Stanford Networking Seminar is to
- Build a year-round forum for students and researchers to learn about current trends and new results in networking research.
- Bring together Stanford networking researchers with disparate interests.
- Provide a forum for networking researchers with diverse perspectives to collectively discuss current networking research.
In the fall and winter quarters the seminar takes place on Thursdays in Gates 104 (directions to the Gates Building). Free lunch (but no drinks) is offered from 12:15-12:40 PM followed by a presentation until no later than 1:30PM. The remainder of the time is reserved for discussion. Currently it is not possible to take this seminar for credit in the fall and winter quarters.
In the spring quarter, this seminar continues as CS 548, the Distributed Systems Seminar, which is offered for credit and is broadcast. Due to the nature of the room, we are not allowed to offer food for this seminar.
Recommended prerequisites for both versions of this seminar
are CS244a, CS244b.
Past Schedules
- 2005-2006 Fall Quarter
- 2004-2005 Winter Quarter
- 2004-2005 Fall Quarter
- 2003-2004 Winter Quarter
- 2003-2004 Fall Quarter
- 2002-2003 Winter Quarter
- 2002-2003 Fall Quarter
- 2001-2002 Winter Quarter
- 2001-2002 Fall Quarter
- 2000-2001 Winter Quarter
- 2000-2001 Fall Quarter
- 1999-2000 Spring Quarter (as CS548)
- 1999-2000 Winter Quarter
- 1999-2000 Fall Quarter
- 1998-1999 Winter Quarter
- 1998-1999 Fall Quarter
Driving Directions
Mailing List
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to receive weekly updates on speakers and topics.
Sponsors and Contact
| The 2004-2005 Winter quarter is being partially sponsored by the Stanford Networking Research Center (SNRC) . |  |
Faculty sponsors include Professors David Cheriton and Nick McKeown. We thank you!
To suggest speakers, request topics or for more information
contact the seminar organizers:
| Daniel Faria |  |
| Evan Greenberg |  |
| Nandita Dukkipati |