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Social Networking

Our research focuses on the system design, algorithmic, and phenomenological questions that arise in social and collaborative systems. We are interested in the broad space of networking applications where the actions of humans are a critical factor for efficient system operation – social networking.


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TagBooster

Ways to recommend tags and their effect on tags selected by users. More...

     
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Albatross

Mobile social systems that leverage device to device contacts. More...

     
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Ad-hoc channels

Efficient podcast service by leveraging device to device contacts. More...

     
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Consensus

Opinion formation with limited processing and communication. More...

     
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Faces

Efficient ranking of items grouped in lists, e.g. for polls. More...

     
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Email 2.0

Understanding email and its enhancements with social networking features. More...

     

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Primary Contact: Milan Vojnovic

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Vojnovic,
Milan

Karagiannis,
Thomas

Gunawardena,
Dinan

Collaborators

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Key,
Peter

Proutiere,
Alexandre

Radunovic,
Bozidar

   

Alumni

  • Dominic DiPalantino, Stanford University, Intern - summer 08.
  • Ingmar Weber, EPFL, Visiting Researcher - summer 08.
  • Fabian Suchanek, Max-Planck fur Informatik, Intern - summer 07.
  • James Cruise, University of Cambridge, Intern - summer 06.
  • Varun Gupta, CMU, Intern - summer 06.
  • Peter Marbach, University of Toronto, Visiting Researcher - summer 06.
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  • The Cambridge Systems & Networking group is always looking for interns and Post-docs. For more information, visit Microsoft Research Careers.
 
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