« About me

I'm in my second year of a Ph.D. in Computer Science here at Berkeley, where I've been working mostly on sensor networks in Prof. David Culler's group. Before I got here, I majored in Computer Science at Harvard, where I did some work with Prof. Matt Welsh on a volcano [pic 1, pic 2], and sang in the Glee Club. When I'm not working, I like good music and brewing.

« Current Projects

I am currently working on the networking third of "wireless sensor networks." Many architectural changes have been driven recently by the adoption of IP as a unifying architecture and ongoing standardization effors in the IETF. To explore some of these issues, I've developed blip, an IPv6 stack for embedded devices using TinyOS.

« Blogs

I try to follow CS blogs where I can; here are some of the ones I read.

« Fun Stuff

I've recently been quoted in the popular press. Feeling tense? Have a look at this soothing video I made. One take on research.

« Links

How very web 1.0: a collection of links.
   —anon

TOSqueeze
Great LaTeX mathmode reference
Harvard Glee Club
Mathworld
Linux on the t40
Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics
Melting metals in a microwave
Fun things to do with your microwave