Limin Wang


Department of Computer Science		(609) 468-7755 (c)
35 Olden Street				(609) 936-9207 (Fax)
Princeton University			lmwang@cs.princeton.edu
Princeton, New Jersey 08544		http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~lmwang


OBJECTIVE 
    Full time academia/industry position in the field of computer networks, 
    distributed systems, operating systems and computer security, starting 
    fall 2003.

EDUCATION
    Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science, Princeton University. (1999 --) 
    Degree expected fall 2003. Advisors: Larry Peterson and Vivek Pai.

    M.A. in Computer Science, Princeton University. January 1999.

    B.S. in Computer Science, Peking University, Beijing, China. July 1997.

RESEARCH INTERESTS
    Content Distribution Networks and Large Scale Network Simulation/Testbed
    Communication Protocols and Congestion Control
    Overlay Networks and Peer-to-Peer Systems
    Performance Analysis

CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS
    * Limin Wang, Vivek Pai and Larry Peterson. "The Effectiveness of Request 
      Redirection on CDN Robustness". In Proceedings of the Fifth Symposium 
      on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI'02), Boston, MA 
      (December 2002). To appear.

    * Vivek Pai, Limin Wang, Kyoungsoo Park, Ruoming Pang and Larry
      Peterson.^M The Dark Side of the Web: An Open Proxy's View.^M In
      submission to Second Workshop on Hot Topics in Networks
      \emph{HotNets-II}, Cambridge, MA (July 2003)^M

    * Steven Low, Larry Peterson and Limin Wang. "Understanding TCP Vegas: A 
      Duality Model". Proceedings of SIGMETRICS 2001 (June 2001).  

    * Limin Wang, Fred Douglis and Michael Rabinovich. "Forwarding Requests 
      Among Reverse Proxies". The 5th International Web Caching and Content 
      Delivery Workshop, Poster Session (May 2000). Also appear as AT&T 
      Research Technical Report TD-4LKK5L.

    * Yuanyuan Zhou, Limin Wang, Douglas W. Clark, and Kai Li. "Thread 
      Scheduling for Out-of-core Applications with Memory Server on 
      Multicomputers". On the 6th Workshop on I/O in Parallel and Distributed 
      Systems, IOPADS '99 (May 1999). 

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
    * Steven Low, Larry Peterson and Limin Wang. "Understanding TCP Vegas: A 
      Duality Model".  Journal of the ACM (JACM) 49(2):207-235 (March 2002).

TECHNICAL REPORTS 
    * Akihiro Nakao, Limin Wang and Larry Peterson. "MSB: Media 
      Streaming Booster". Princeton University Computer Science
      Technical Reports TR-666-02 (December 2002).
    
    * Limin Wang, Vivek Pai and Larry Peterson. "The Effectiveness of
      Request Redirection on CDN Robustness". Princeton University
      Computer Science Technical Reports TR-654-02 (June 2002).

    * Steven Low, Larry Peterson and Limin Wang. "Understanding TCP
      Vegas: A Duality Model". Princeton University Computer Science
      Technical Reports TR-628-00 (November 2000).

    * Limin Wang, Fred Douglis and Michael Rabinovich. "Forwarding Requests
      Among Reverse Proxies". AT&T Research Technical Report TD-4LKK5L.

    * Yuanyuan Zhou, Limin Wang, Douglas W. Clark, and Kai Li. "Thread
      Scheduling for Out-of-core Applications with Memory Server on
      Multicomputers". Princeton University Computer Science Technical
      Reports TR-590-99 (January 1999).

AWARDS AND HONORS
    * 1997 -- 2001:	Francis Upton Fellowship
			Princeton University

    * 1995:		"SONY" Scholarship 
                    	for Outstanding Undergraduate Students in Beijing
 
    * 1994:		First Class Scholarship
			Peking University

EXPERIENCE
    * Research Assistant				1999 - present. 
      Network Systems Group, Princeton University.
          Robust Networks Project led by Professor Larry Peterson.

    * Summer Intern			    July 1999 - September 1999. 
      AT&T Labs Research, Florham Park, NJ.
          Evaluation of Forwarding Requests among ISP's Reverse Proxies.
	  Mentors: Fred Douglis and Misha Rabinovich. 

    * Teaching Assistant		        fall 1998, spring 1999.
      Department of Computer Science, Princeton University. 
          COS 471: Computer Architecture and Organization, fall 1998.
	  COS 496: Information Security, spring 1999. 

    * Research Assistant:		     February 1997 - July 1997. 
	  WWW resource searching, indexing and query processing. 
	  http://e.pku.edu.cn/enindex.htm 

SKILLS
    Operating Systems: Unix/Linux, Windows, OS/2, Networking Protocols
    Languages:  C/C++, Perl, Tcl/Tk, Shell, Java, SML, SQL, PASCAL     
 
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
    * Student Member of ACM SIGOPS, IEEE and USENIX.
    * Referee for Computer Networks Journal, SOSP'01, OPENARCH'01, 
      OPENARCH'02, GLOBECOM'03, WCW'03, INFOCOM'04.

REFERENCES
    Provided upon request.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
    * Nationality: People's Republic of China
    * Status : Student Visa (F-1)