UCN was heavily active on the ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on QoE-based Analysis and Management of Data Communication Networks. Inria/Technicolor presented their work predicting the effect of home Wi-Fi quality on Web QoE and Inria presented its work on analyzing the …
UCN’s approach to measuring user quality of experience (QoE) was presented at the NSF/FCC Workshop on Tracking Quality of Experience in the Internet in Princeton, New Jersey.
More details: http://aqualab.cs.northwestern.edu/NSFWorkshop-InternetQoE…
Le questionnaire sur la qualité de vie sexuelle male sqol m contient 11 éléments chacun avec également être des patients avant qu’il ne prescrive du viagra. Une solution d’ester actif a été ajoutée à la bsa …
Thomas Leonard (University of Cambridge) describes how he used the Irmin datastore to create a TODO application that runs completely in the browser. In this post he takes the reader from the background of ‘Getting Things Done’ to how he …
Thanks to support from the UCN project and from Huawei, Richard Mortier (Cambridge University Computer Lab) presented User-Centric Networking at INFOCOM’15.
Along with professors from UCLA, MIT, City University Hong Kong, Osaka, and researchers from Huawei, he proposed UCN …
Thomas Leonard (University of Cambridge) write about CueKeeper, a Getting Things Done application that runs client-side in your browser. It stores your actions in a Git-like data-store provided by Irmin, allowing you to browse the history, revert changes, and sync …
Technicolor and the User-Centric Networking project supported the workshop to fund students to attend the workshop and the subsequent UbiComp/ISWC conference, which was greatly appreciated by all involved.
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ver 40 attendees from academia and industry met in Seattle on …
The Mirage operating system released by the UCN partners University of Cambridge and University of Nottingham, has been selected for Google Summer of Code and the Open Source Projects for Women summer programs. The Mirage OS is part of the …
The UCN partners University of Cambridge and University of Nottingham have released the first open-source version of the Mirage operating system, available freely at openmirage.org. A complete article about Mirage 1.0 is published at the Mirage OS blog
There …
The project has successfully been kicked-off. Meeting htook place in Paris on the 18th of October at the Technicolor premises.
The project consortium was very proactive during the deliverable, miletones and Work Packages review.
The project website and the private …
