Given his work in providing internet access to to low-income neighborhoods, he might be an interesting person for the change people that aren't in Qatar to talk to as well. --Colin Begin forwarded message:
From: Dan Halperin <dhalperi@cs.washington.edu> Date: April 16, 2009 1:16:14 PM PDT To: "<active-grads@cs.washington.edu>" <active- grads@cs.washington.edu> Cc: uw-networks@cs.washington.edu, sampa <sampa@cs.washington.edu>, uw-systems@cs.washington.edu Subject: [Uw-networks] Joe Camp in 303 in 15 minutes!
Hello again! A friendly reminder to come meet with Joe @1:30 in 303, and come to see his colloquium at 3:30. Topics of interest:
-building real systems -architecture/engineering -promoting social improvement via technology
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009, Dan Halperin wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Joseph Camp from Rice University is coming tomorrow to visit CSE/EE as an ExCEL faculty candidate. His interdisciplinary research is interesting academically, spanning system-building and network engineering, and socially motivated. His major projects include
- architecting a city-wide urban mesh network to provide wireless mesh Internet access to 4000 users low-income neighborhoods as the lead of the Technology for All project in Houston - clean-slate and cross-layer network design as part of the Wireless Advanced Research Platform (WARP) software radio project
On top of that, Joe is involved in additional interesting projects, and life activities, including (I think) a startup or two. But don't believe me, come find out for yourself!
You know the drill. The student meeting is at 1:30 in CSE 303, and the talk is at 3:30 in EEB 105.
Dan
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