Haoran WanI am a second year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Princeton University, advised by Professor Kyle Jamieson. My recent research focuses on congestion control for cellular networks and AI for networking. Before Princeton, I got my M.E. degree in Computer Science and Technology at Nanjing University and worked with Professor Wei Wang on acoustic sensing. I received my BEng degree from the School of Information and Communication Engineering of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China in 2019. |
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ContactEmail: haoran.w at princeton.edu CV & LinksSelected Publication (Full List) NR-Scope: A Practical 5G Standalone Telemetry Tool USee: Ultrasound-based Device-free Eye Movement Sensing Athena: Seeing and Mitigating Wireless Impact on Video Conferencing and Beyond mSilent: Towards General Corpus Silent Speech Recognition using COTS mmWave Radar ALT: Boosting Deep Learning Performance by Breaking the Wall between Graph and Operator Level Optimizations Multi-user Room-scale Respiration Tracking using COTS Acoustic Devices SCALAR: Self-Calibrated Acoustic Ranging for Distributed Mobile Devices VECTOR: Velocity Based Temperature-field Monitoring with Distributed Acoustic Devices RespTracker: Multi-user Room-scale Respiration Tracking with Commercial Acoustic Devices ServicesReviewer
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