I am a 3rd year PhD student working with Shyam Gollakota on wireless systems and the Internet of Things in the Networks and Mobile Systems lab.
I earned my Bachelors degree with high honors in computer science and digital arts from Dartmouth (2015) where I did some work on wireless networks and robotics. After that I spent a year wrangling distributed systems at Microsoft.
I earned my Bachelors degree with high honors in computer science and digital arts from Dartmouth (2015) where I did some work on wireless networks and robotics. After that I spent a year wrangling distributed systems at Microsoft.
Publications
Surface MIMO: Using Conductive Surfaces For MIMO Between Small Devices
Justin Chan, Anran Wang, Vikram Iyer, and Shyam Gollakota
MobiCom, 2018.
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>> Bringing large throughputs to small devices.
Wireless Analytics for 3D Printed Objects
Vikram Iyer, Justin Chan, Ian Culhane, Jennifer Mankoff, and Shyam Gollakota
UIST, 2018.
3D Printing Wireless Connected Objects
Vikram Iyer (co-primary), Justin Chan (co-primary), and Shyam Gollakota
SIGGRAPH Asia, 2017.
Video (100k views)
>> You'll never have to shop for detergent again!
Press: #1 on Hacker News
Data Storage and Interaction using Magnetized Fabric
Justin Chan and Shyam Gollakota
UIST, 2017.
>> Turn your clothes into a magnetic hard disk and read it with a smartphone.
Customizing Indoor Wireless Coverage via 3D-Fabricated Reflectors
Xi Xiong, Justin Chan, Ethan Yu, Nisha Kumari, Ardalan Amiri Sani, Changxi Zheng, and Xia Zhou
BuildSys, 2017.
3D Printing Your Wireless Coverage
Hot Paper Award
Gold Medal - ACM Student Research Competition
Justin Chan, Changxi Zheng, and Xia Zhou
HotWireless (poster at MobiCom), 2015.
>> Aluminium foil improves your Wi-Fi
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Teaching
University of Washington
CSE 599 N1: Modern Mobile Systems (co-instructor)
This is a brand new course designed to dive deep into the latest research innovations in mobile computing and to impart practical signal processing, machine learning and fabrication skills to a broad campus audience.
CSE 461: Intro to Computer Communication Networks.
Dartmouth College
CS50: Software Design and Implementation
CS10: Problem Solving via Object-Oriented Programming
CS1: Introduction to Programming and Computation
CSE 599 N1: Modern Mobile Systems (co-instructor)
This is a brand new course designed to dive deep into the latest research innovations in mobile computing and to impart practical signal processing, machine learning and fabrication skills to a broad campus audience.
CSE 461: Intro to Computer Communication Networks.
Dartmouth College
CS50: Software Design and Implementation
CS10: Problem Solving via Object-Oriented Programming
CS1: Introduction to Programming and Computation