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Xin JIN Department of Computer Science Princeton University Email: xinjin AT cs DOT princeton DOT edu | |||||
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Hi, I'm Xin JIN, a graduate student in Department of Computer Science, Princeton University. I'm working with Professor Jennifer Rexford. I received my BSc in computer science and BEc in economics from Peking University in 2011.
Research
I have a broad research interests in networking and distributed systems.- Cellular Network Acceleration: The goal of this project is to improve network performance in cellular networks. Wireless bandwidth is a very scarce resource. According to Cisco's estimation, mobile traffic will double every year from now to 2015. But ISP's investment falls far behind. The available wireless bandwidth cannot support such large demand. It is a very crucial problem. We plan to leverage deduplication and compression technologies to save bandwidth consumption and decrease network latency for smart phones.
Experience
UCLA IPAM Research in Industrial Projects for Students (RIPS) 2010 (July 2010 - Aug. 2010)- Joined in its branch in Beijing in collaboration with Microsoft Research Asia. Studied the bandwidth guarantee problem in data centers with students from China and America.
- Only 80 elite undergraduate students from the top universities in Asia were invited.
Teaching
- Teaching Assistant (Sep.2010-Jan. 2011)
Introduction to Computer Networks, Professor Weihong Wang, Peking University
Awards and Honors
- 2011 Princeton University Graduate Fellowship
- 2011 Beijing Outstanding Graduates
- 2011 Peking University Outstanding Graduates
- 2010 National Scholarship
- 2010 China Economic Research Scholarship
- 2009 National Scholarship
- 2009 Peking University Merit Student
- 2008 Suzhougongyeyuanqu Scholarship
- 2008 Peking University Merit Student