Systems & Networking
Research in systems and networking focuses on the design of and interconnections between myriad kinds of computational infrastructure and devices: examples include global-scale databases, data centers, the wireless radio access edge, and low-power embedded devices. The goal of research in this domain is to design, build, and experimentally evaluate ever more high-performance, reliable, and secure systems and networks.
Systems and networking research at Princeton includes work on distributed systems, operating systems, storage systems, networking and network architectures, mobile and wireless systems, embedded/low-power networked systems, and protocol design.
Associated Faculty
- Michael Freedman
- Kyle Jamieson
- Amit Levy
- Kai Li
- Wyatt Lloyd
- Margaret Martonosi
- Mae Milano
- Ravi Netravali
- Jennifer Rexford
Associated Graduate Students
- Shai Caspin
- Kun Woo Cho
- Samuel Ginzburg
- Fengchen Gong
- Sai Srikar Kasi
- Rui Pan
- Andrew Sheinberg
- Yue Tan
