News Release

San Diego, CA, January 28, 2006 -- UCSD's Center for Networked Systems, a collaboration among the Jacobs School's Computer Science and Engineering as well as Electrical and Computer Engineering departments together with Calit2, held its half-yearly Research Review in Atkinson Hall Jan. 25-26, with presentations from CNS faculty as well as some of the center's corporate members. Topics ranged from broadband access and Internet epidemiology, to a status report on the many projects already underway within CNS.

Many of the presentations are now available for on-demand viewing from Calit2's Multimedia archives [Real player required]. Other Research Review presentations are reserved for viewing by CNS members only, and will be accessible shortly from the center's password-protected website (see Related Links below).

	Welcome and CNS Progress Report Amin Vahdat, Director, CNS Computer Science and Engineering Length: 12:17 [video]
	Network Vivisection Geoff Voelker, Professor Computer Science and Engineering Length: 17:54 [video]
	Broadband Access Anthony Acampora, Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Length: 23:43 [video]
	Design and Analysis of a Peer-to-peer Replication Protocol for Windows Doug Terry, Microsoft Research Length: 28:48 [video]
	Internet Epidemiology Stefan Savage, Director Collaborative Center for Internet Epidemiology and Defenses Length: 16:31 [video]
	Agile, Efficient Resource Configuration and Scheduling with Virtual Clusters Amin Vahdat, Director, CNS Computer Science and Engineering Length: 17:06 [video]
	The XGRID Processor Alin Deutsch, Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering  Length: 13:00 [video]

Note: Because of technical difficulties, the first five minutes of Doug Terry's presentation are not available.