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The Networking Group focuses on understanding the behavior and use of
today's Internet and exploring new technology and designs for tomorrow's
Internet. Researcher's interests range from fundamental architectural
questions, new forwarding mechanisms and novel management approaches to
network defenses, cybercrime, troubleshooting, and measurement and
characterization. The Networking Group has strong ties to UC Berkeley,
with two of its members holding joint appointments, and also maintains
close collaborative ties with UC San Diego and Stanford University. The
Networking Group also has numerous ties with start-ups and other businesses,
allowing it to address topics of commerical and academic interest, and has
been active in the Internet Engineering Task Force efforts to standardize
Internet protocols, the Internet Research Task Force, and professional
organizations and events such as ACM SIGCOMM and HotNets, USENIX Security,
and IEEE Security and Privacy.
Professor Scott Shenker of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Faculty at UC Berkeley leads the Networking Group. He received the 2002 ACM SIGCOMM Award in recognition of his contributions to Internet design and architecture, and is the top cited author in computer science according to Microsoft Academic Research.
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