Victor Bahl
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RESEARCH MANAGER |
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Send me email and a resume if you are interested in working with me. Tell me what problems excite you most and they don't necessarily have to be related to one of my projects as I am always interested in getting into new areas. The best part about research is the flexibility and stabiity we have in exploring new directions -- and I am very interested in learning from you just as you may be interested in learning from me.
Interns
- Robert LiKamWa,
Ph.D. Candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Rice University (Summer 2012)
Worked on designing a SmartPhone video camera that lasts for a full day on a single charge - Daniel Halperin,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science and Engineering
University od Washington (Summer 2010)
Worked on 60 Ghz wireless networking for over-subscribed datacenter networks - Hariharan Rahul,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Summer 2009)
Worked on achieving harmonious coexistence between disparate white space networks - Aruna Balasubramanian,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Summer 2009)
Worked on decision-engine technology for offloading SmartPhone computations to Personal Clouds - Nilanjan Banerjee,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Summer 2008) (now at University of Arkansas)
Worked on relative positioning technology for SmartPhones - Yuvraj Agarwal,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science & Engineering
University of California San Diego (Summer 2007)
Worked on the power saving techniques for Smartphones & Desktops - Srikanth Kandula,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Fall 2006) (now at Microsoft Research)
Worked on performance diagnosis of networked applications in enterprise networks - Yuan Yuan,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
University of Maryland, Baltimore (Summer 2006) (now at Google Inc.)
Worked on the MAC and system design for white space networking - Manish Anand,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (Summer 2004) (now at Nokia Research)
Worked on understanding power management in WiMAX networks - Maneesh Varshney,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
University of California, Los Angeles (Summer 2003) (now at Scalable Networks Inc.)
Worked on neighbor location determination and MAC with directional antennas - Kyle Jamieson,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Summer 2002) (now at University College London)
Worked on Bandwidth Sharing in Neighborhood Meshes - Ranveer Chandra,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
Cornell University (Summer 2002; Summer 2003) (now at Microsoft Research)
Worked on MultiNet - simultaneous connectivity to multiple networks using a single radio (Summer 2002); Native 802.11, Wireless Network Management, and algorithms for Transmit Power Control (Summer 2003) - Eugene Shih,
Ph.D. Candidate in Electrical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Summer 2001)
Worked on hardware and systems aspects of the Universal Communicator - Shoamin Wang,
Ph.D. Candidate in Information Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Summer 2001)
Worked on Location Determination (WISH) and StudioMIT (collaboration with Lili Cheng) - Allen Miu,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science (LCS)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Summer 2000) (now at Ruckus Wireless Inc.)
Worked on mobility management within The CHOICE Network and its deployment - Li Li,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science,
Cornell University (Summer 2000) (now at Bell Labs, Alcatel)
Worked on power conserving algorithms in ad hoc sensor networks - Anand Balachandran,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science and Engineering
University of California San Diego (Winter 1999-2000) (now at Microsoft)
Worked on The CHOICE Network and on RADAR - Gavin Holland,
Ph D. Candidate in Computer Science
Texas A&M University (Summer 1999) (now at HRL Laboratories, LLC)
Worked on adaptive rate control in 802.11 and a library for Wireless LAN Programming - Josh Broch,
Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science/Electrical Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University (Summer 1998) (now at MobileIron Inc.)
Worked on a system for management of geospatial information
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Hariharan Shankar Rahul,
Improving Spectrum Utilization in Wireless Networks, (August 2012)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology -
Justin Manweiler,
Building Blocks for Tomorrow's Mobile App Store, (June 2012)
Duke University (now at IBM TJ Watson Research) -
Rohan Narayana Murty,
Opportunistic Wireless Network Architectures, (June 2011)
Harvard University -
Yuvraj Agarwal,
Building Aggressively Duty-Cycled Platforms to Achieve Energy Efficiency, June 2009
University of California San Diego -
Iqbal Mohomed,
Interactive Content Adaptation, October 2008
University of Toronto (now at IBM TJ Watson Research) -
Srikanth Kandula,
Increasing the Robustness of Networked Systems, July 2008
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (now at Microsoft Research Redmond) -
Yuan Yuan,
Enabling Dynamic Spectrum Allocation in Cognitive Radio Networks, September 2007
University of Maryland (now at Google) -
Ranveer Chandra,
A Virtualization Architecture for Wireless Network Cards, September 2005
Cornell University (now at Microsoft Research Redmond) -
Anand Balachandran,
Incorporating Location Awareness in Public-Area Wireless Networks, January 2003
University of California San Diego (now at Microsoft Corporation) -
Chiara Petrioli,
Energy Conserving Protocols for Wireless Communications, June 1998
University of Rome "La Sapienza" (now at University of Rome)
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