About
I am a faculty at Stony Brook University. My students and I work on topics in the intersection of networking and systems, with a focus on smartphones and wearable devices. To learn more about our research, see the NetSys Lab Website.
I am a faculty at Stony Brook University. My students and I work on topics in the intersection of networking and systems, with a focus on smartphones and wearable devices. To learn more about our research, see the NetSys Lab Website.
Our work on BBR bufferbloat has been accepted to WWW 2021. Congratulations to Santiago and Rebecca
Two papers conditionally accepted at MobileHCI 2020. One paper on measuring and modeling mobile browser user experience and the other on characterizing how smartphone UIs are adapted to smartwatches. Congratulatons to Conor, Zhilan, and Jian.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the CRA/CCC, with funding from NSF, is resuming the CI Fellowship program in 2020. More details here. I am thrilled to be on the steering committee of this program.
I will be co-chairing COMSNETS 2021 with Salil Kanhere and Krishna Jagannathan. Excited to be co-chairing this conference--it is the biggest conference in India on communication systems and networking.
Our paper "Deformer: Decomposing Pre-trained Transformers for Faster Question Answering" has been accepted at ACL 2020. This is turning out to be quite a year!
Our paper "Need for Mobile Speed: A Longitudinal Study of Mobile Web Performance" has been accepted at TMA 2020.
Our short paper "Towards Predicting Reading Comprehension From Gaze Behavior" has been accepted at ETRA 2020. This paper extends our 2019 paper on differentiating reading and skimming behaviour.
Our paper "Streaming 360 degree Videos using Super-resolution" accepted at InfoCom 2020. Congratulations to Mallesh and other co-authors.
Three papers accepted at IMC 2019. One paper on modeling TCP performance, one paper on BBR, and one paper on characterizing JSON traffic in CDNs. Congratulations to Yi and Santiago.
NSF funds our work on rethinking TCP modeling to improve application performance
Our paper on designing power-efficient screenreaders for the visually impaired, accepted at ASSETS 2019 (and is a best paper nominee). Congratulations to Syed and Jian.
DeQA accepted for publication at MobiSys. DeQA is a on-device QA system that can answer question's over local phone data.
With Georgios Smaragdakis, I am PC Co-Chair for CoNext 2019. Submit your best works. Deadline is June 26th with registration deadline on June 19.
WE are running a Workshop on Embedded and Mobile Deep Learning (EMDL) colocated with MobiSys 19. Submit your early results to get feedback.
Our paper on building a reading detector using gaze data is accepted at Symposium on Edge Tracking and Applications (ETRA). My first paper at ETRA after working on gaze for the last three years.
Thrilled to receive the VMWare Early Career Faculty Grant
Selected as one of the N2Women Rising Stars in Computer Networking and Communications
Our paper on "Impact of Device Parameters on QoE" accepted at IMC 2018. Congratulations to Mallesh.
Co-chaired the IMC Shadow PC meeting with over 60 PhD students. We will release a report shortly, but it was an enlightening and refreshing experience to see graduate students well-trained for the next generation of reviewing.
Excited to be serving as a Vice General Chair for MobiCom 19. Submit your best work
Jian's paper on Ultra Low Power Screen interactions conditionally accepted at UIST 2018. Congratulations to everyone.
Four students are off on internships summer 2018: Santiago->Akamai, Conor->IBM Research, Qingqing->Microsoft Reserch, and Yi->Brave
Chaired the HotMobile 2018 Program Committee. Was a great workshop.
We released a video of UIWear here. Jian Xu will be presented UIWear at MobiCom on October 19th.
Received funding from Google Chrome for designing new Web QoE metrics using gaze, with Samir Das.
Received two NSF awards with my Co-PIs, one on using gaze tracking for Web performance and the other on extending smartphone UIs to wearables
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