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NetOS Seminars 2002-2003
The talks from Summer term 2003 were:
May 1
Rajiv Chakravorty
GPRSWeb: optimizing the web for GPRS links
May 8
David Spence
XenoSearch: resource discovery in the XenoServer Open Platform
May 15
Tim Deegan
Optical logic for network nodes
May 22
Christian Kreibich
Honeycomb and the current state of honeypot technology
May 29
Keir Fraser
Operating System I/O Speculation: how two invocations are faster than one
Jun 5
Jon Crowcroft
Conferences and how they really work (in FW26)
Jun 12
Tim Harris
Concurrent programming for dummies (and smart people too)
Jun 19
Richard Gold
FooArch: Building a 3 layer over-over-over-and-out network
The talks from Lent term 2003 were:
Jan 16
Herbert Bos
Opening up the Kernel to 3rd Parties (4pm, Microsoft Research)
Jan 23
No seminar
(to avoid clashing with David Cleevely's talk, 4:15, Lecture Theatre 2)
Jan 30
Keir Fraser
Practical Lock-Free Programming using Software Transactional Memory
Feb 6
Rolf Neugebauer
Decentralising resource management in operating systems -- getting applications involved
Feb 13
Sven Ostring
Modelling Incentives for Collaboration in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Feb 18
Mike Burrows
Fighting spam: moderately hard memory-bound computations
(Tuesday, 2:30pm)
Feb 20
Andrew Twigg
Accounting on the Grid: extending OGSA (in FW11)
Feb 27
James Hall
Observations from NProbe
Mar 6
David Tennenhouse
Proactive Computing: A Progress Report
Mar 13
David Greaves
Fundamental Challenges for Ubiquitous Computing
The talks from Michaelmas term 2002 were:
Oct 3
Timothy Roscoe
Predicate routing
Oct 17
Steven Hand
Mnemosyne: spread spectrum storage
Oct 24
Derek McAuley
When do the instructions really matter?
Oct 31
Tim Harris
Pervasive debugging
Nov 7
No seminar
Nov 14
Tim Granger
Wavelength routing for optical networks
Nov 21
Jon Crowcroft
Towards a field theory for networks
Nov 28
Sugih Jamin
IDMaps: A Global Internet Host Distance Estimation Service
Dec 5
James Bulpin
Intelligent memory for desktop computers
Dec 12
Julian Chesterfield
RTCP for source specific multicast networks