In May 2015, the University of Nottingham and Inria have started a study with 12 users in France to understand user online activities and content consumption. This study will inform the development of algorithms to infer user context and activities.…
UCN appeared as part of panel on Future Internet at INFOCOM’15
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 …
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CueKeeper: Gitting Things Done in the Browser
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 …
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A component of UCN, Jitsu, to be presented at NSDI
An important component of the UCN, will be presented at the NSDI2105 conference in Oakland California that will take place from 4 to 6 May. Jitsu, which stands for Just In Time Summoning of Unikernels, is a DNS server that …
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UCN at the Security Group series at the University of Birmingham
On April 9, Jon Crowcroft gave a seminar in the Security Group series at the University of Birmingham, where he presented work on MirageOS and Jitsu, and outlined the vision of the Personal Cloud/PIH approach of the UCN project to …
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Measuring Internet Experience from Home Networks
On April 2, 2015, Renata Teixeira gave a talk on “Measuring Internet Experience from Home Networks” at the 7th workshop on Active Internet Measurements (AIMS 2015). The talk outlined UCN’s approach to measuring user experience and to diagnosing problems at …
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Workshop on Privacy and User–Centric Controls – Report
For those not overly familiar with W3C activities – a workshop is usually an early event in W3C activities. If a topic seems to gather a reasonable amount of interest, a workshop is held and interested groups (whether W3C members …
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HOMESYS 2014 workshop report
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 …
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EINS/HAT workshop on IoT Business Cases
Under the auspices of the European Network of Excellence in Internet Science we’re putting together this seminar/one-day workshop to be in Cambridge (in the Computer Lab) on Friday Sep 26th, 2014, in LT2. If you wish to attend, please …
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MirageOS, an enabler for the PIH, is presented at OSCON 2014
MirageOS was presented at the Open Source Conference (OSCON, July 20–24, 2014 Portland, OR). Richard Mortier (University of Nottingham) and Anil Madhavapeddy (University of Cambridge) presented the components that will help enable the PIH.
More information at http://www.oscon.com/oscon2014/public/schedule/detail/35024…
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