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 at cs.washington.edu> > Date: April 16, 2009 1:16:14 PM PDT > To: "<active-grads at cs.washington.edu>" <active- > grads at cs.washington.edu> > Cc: uw-networks at cs.washington.edu, sampa <sampa at cs.washington.edu>, > uw-systems at 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 >> > > -- -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://changemm.cs.washington.edu/mailman/private/change/attachments/20090416/70883467/attachment.html>
