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Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
Among the nine recipients is Internet pioneer Vinton Cerf, who will be giving a Distinguished Public Lecture titled “Internet: Past, Present and Future” on Tuesday, June 11 at 2:30 pm in Waterloo’s Humanities Theatre.
All welcome. Please register at ticketfi.com/event/5709/dist…
ALT In the photo is Vinton G. Cerf, vice president and Chief Internet Evangelist for Google. He an Internet pioneer and is recognized as one of the fathers of the Internet, sharing this title with TCP/IP co-developer Bob Kahn.
#UWaterloo will be awarding nine individuals at Spring 2024 Convocation with honorary doctorates, presented to inspiring individuals who provide exceptional service or leadership. 👩🎓👨🎓
Full list of recipients: bit.ly/3Vcqwb9 | #UWaterlooGrad
ALT The main Convocation stage at the University of Waterloo inside of the Physical Activities Complex (PAC)
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
Congrats to @jrexnet on willing to Alexander Graham Bell Medal from @IEEEorg! 🎉
Rexford, professor of computer science and provost @Princeton, has been honored for her contributions to Internet wide-area routing and software-defined networking.
The 2024 IEEE Alexander Graham Bell Medal is awarded to #IEEE Fellow Jennifer Rexford. Her foundational work on routing, SDN, and security has helped make the Internet easier to manage and more secure for all. Learn more about the 2024 @IEEEAwards: bit.ly/3dvRKnw
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
🎖️ Waterloo coders took on the global competition at simultaneous 46th & 47th ICPC World Finals.
At the 47th ICPC, Andrew Qi Tang, Kevin Wan and Ramazan Rakhmatullin secured an impressive 8th place win globally, 1st in NA, earning them the silver medal!
cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/waterlo…
ALT In the photo is Waterloo's trio of algorithmic coders at the 47th ICPC World Finals on the stage receiving their silver medals. In the spotlight are Andrew Qi Tang (4A CS, C&O minor), Kevin Wan (4A CS/C&O Double Major), Ramazan Rakhmatullin (MMath C&O) and Cheriton School of Computer Science Professor Troy Vasiga.
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
In case you missed it ... a trio of amazing Waterloo algorithmic programmers — Ramazan Rakhmatullin, Kevin Wan and Andrew Qi Tang — topped the competition at the 2023 ICPC North America Championship!
uwaterloo.ca/news/mathematic…
ALT In the centre of the photo: Ramazan Rakhmatullin (master’s student studying combinatorics and optimization), Kevin Wan, (fourth-year computer science and combinatorics and optimization student), Andrew Qi Tang (third-year computer science and combinatorics and optimization student), and team coach Professor Troy Vasiga at the 2023 International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) North America Championship (NAC) hosted by University of Central Florida. Photo credit: Michael Roytek
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
Truly wonderful and amazing news.
Congrats to Ramazan Rakhmatullin (Master's in C&O), Andrew Qi Tang (CS major with C&O minor) and Kevin Wan (CS and C&O), the North American ICPC champions!
@UWaterloo: big congratulations to your competitive programming team. Champions at the @ICPCNews North America championship! They will head to Egypt in November to compete against the world.
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
Network Programmability: The Road Ahead @thenetworkingc1 with @nickmckeown1 @natefoster @jrexnet. Great discussion ssupporteed by @SlicesRi @OneLabEU @serge_fdida @EuEmpower @ACMSIGCOMM #6g #5G
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
Meet Hong Zhang, a professor who develops high-performance, scalable systems for big data and machine learning applications. Before joining the Cheriton School of Computer Science, he was a postdoc at UC, Berkeley, working with Professor Ion Stoica.
cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/hong-zh…
ALT In the photo is Professor Hong Zhang in the Davis Centre, the building that houses the Cheriton School of Computer Science.
I have been teaching a seminar course on programmable networks this term and it has been a lot of fun! All the material (lectures and papers) are posted online here:
mina.arashloo.net/courses/CS….
If you ended up taking a look, I'd love to hear your thoughts/comments/feedback!
The P4 Workshop is back in person this year! Submit your talk/demo/poster by March 10th and join us in April to hear our amazing keynote speakers and share your knowledge and experience with the P4 community.
Deadline extended for the 2023 P4 Workshop CFP to March 10th! Don’t miss the opportunity to present at this annual event - share your knowledge and experiences with the P4 Community. | bit.ly/3HpB2WC
#P4 #P4Workshop #OpenSource
It is official! Excited to join this wonderful school and community.
Professor Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo recently joined the Cheriton School of Computer Science. She researches networked systems that use software-defined networking and programmable data planes. Learn more about Mina and her research.
cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/mina-ta…
There is still time to register your SOSR'22 papers at sosr22.hotcrp.com/! The deadline is June 27th.
The deadline for registering your SOSR'22 papers is coming up! Don't forget to register your papers by June 15th.
You have 6 more days to submit a 2-page extended abstract to the @n2women workshop at @ACMSIGCOMM! Accepted abstracts will be presented at the workshop poster session. And we offer travel grants to Amsterdam too 😉
Planning to go to SIGCOMM'22 or visit Amsterdam this summer? Consider submitting a poster to the N2Women workshop that is co-located with SIGCOMM this year: n2women22.hotcrp.com/
It's a great opportunity to get feedback and interact with amazing researchers!
📢 Call for Papers - SOSR 2022 📢
The @ACMSIGCOMM SOSR'22 website and CFP are up: conferences.sigcomm.org/sosr…
@Ben_Pfaff and I look forward to your submissions!
📢📢 Call for Mentors 📢📢
We are accepting (self-)nominations to serve as mentors for the N2Women workshop at SIGCOMM'22. Yiting Xia and I are looking forward to your participation!
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📢 N2Women Workshop @ SIGCOMM'22 - Call for Posters 📢
The 12th N2Women workshop will be co-located with SIGCOMM'22 in Amsterdam! See conferences.sigcomm.org/sigc… for the CFP. Yiting Xia and I are very excited to be chairing the workshop this year and look forward to your submissions!
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo retweeted
OTOH, Tim Minchin's 2013 commencement address (the "you think therefore you are but also you jog therefore you sleep" one). Which literally opens with "1. You don't have to have a dream". Then proceeds to talk about navigating life without one. 5/
youtu.be/yoEezZD71sc
Friends & family: I'm sharing my recent donation to raise awareness for this sweet pup. They have a goal to raise $3800 and they can really use your help! You can donate using the CUDDLY platform here: cuddly.com/donate/4898155/bu…
I'm extremely grateful to those who nominated me and the award committee.
Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo, a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Computer Science at Cornell, has been named a Networking Women (N2Women) Rising Star in Networking and Communications for 2021. @MArashloo
cs.cornell.edu/information/n…
ALT Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo Wins Rising Star Award for Network Engineering