Haoran WanI am a third year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Princeton University, advised by Professor Kyle Jamieson. My recent research focuses on AI for networking, networking measurement, and congestion control. 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)
CellTwin: Reproducible Cellular Network Emulation via High Resolution, in situ Measurement-Driven ML
Synchronizing with the Scheduler: Dual-Loop Congestion Control for 5G Uplink on Commodity Devices L4Span: Spanning Congestion Signaling over NextG
Networks for Interactive Applications Automated, Cross-Layer Root Cause Analysis of 5G
Video-Conferencing Quality Degradation NR-Scope: A Practical 5G
Standalone Telemetry Tool ALT: Boosting Deep Learning Performance by Breaking
the Wall between Graph and Operator Level Optimizations VECTOR: Velocity Based Temperature-field
Monitoring with Distributed Acoustic Devices InternshipsNvidia, Software Engineering Intern, Aerial Performance, Summer 2026. Services
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