Taming the network: Finding relationships in complex data sets

Posted on November 19, 2015 by

WHAT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER IN ONLINE NETWORKS? Researchers (and advertisers) would like to know, but without access to personal profiles, the question is not easy. Finding previously undetected relationships in networks and complex data sets Continue Reading →

COMPUTER SCIENCE: Internet traffic moves smoothly with Pyretic

Posted on November 17, 2014 by Catherine Zandonella

AT 60 HUDSON ST. IN LOWER MANHATTAN, a fortress-like building houses one of the Internet’s busiest exchange points. Packets of data zip into the building, are routed to their next destination, and zip out again, Continue Reading →

Computer visions: A selection of research projects in Computer Science

Posted on November 14, 2014 by Catherine Zandonella

Princeton’s Department of Computer Science has strong groups in theory, networks/systems, graphics/vision, programming languages, security/policy, machine learning, and computational biology. Find out what the researchers have been up to lately in these stories: Armchair victory: Computers Continue Reading →

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