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6:38 am on December 8, 2020 · Al Gore (2), nsf (4), nsfnet (5), Vint Cerf (106)

NSFNET 35th Anniversary Celebratory Event

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livestreamToday, Tuesday 8 December 2020, at 1pm-2:45pm EST (18:00-19:45 UTC) the Internet Society and Internet2 present a NSFNET 35th Anniversary Celebratory Virtual Event. From 1985-1995 the National Science Foundation Network (NSFNET) was a pivotal United States program that laid the foundation of the global Internet. Luminaries and colleagues from research and education will reflect on NSFNET’s important networking contributions and share their outlook for the future.

SPEAKERS
Ana Hunsinger, Vice President, Community Engagement, Internet2
Vint Cerf, Chief Internet Evangelist, Google
Al Gore, former Vice President, USA
Dennis Jennings, former First Program Director for Networking, NSF
Howard Pfeffer, President and CEO, Internet2
Andrew Sullivan, President and CEO, Internet Society
Margaret Martonosi, Assistant Director for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE), NSF

LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/nsfnet35

AGENDA https://www.internetsociety.org/events/nsfnet-35th-anniversary-celebratory-virtual-event/agenda/

TWITTER #NSFNET @Internet2 @internetsociety @vgcerf @algore Dennis Jennings @NSF Howard Pfeffer @SullivanISOC @margmartonosi

SIMULCASTS
https://www.pscp.tv/ISOC_Live/
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
https://www.facebook.com/InternetSociety/live

ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/nsfnet35

8:14 pm on August 8, 2018 · 5G (8), mmwrcn (1), nsf (4)

WEBCAST THURS: @NSF Millimeter-Wave RCN – 4th Workshop, July 2018 #NSFfunded #5G #mmwrcn @NYUTandon

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livestreamOn Thursday August 2018 the Internet Society Livestream Channel will rebroadcast the 4th Workshop of the Research Coordination Network (RCN) on Millimeter-Wave Wireless, held at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, Brooklyn on July 12-13 2018. The RCN’s aim is to spur research and development of mmW wireless, driven by innovations in three key areas: 1) CSP: communication and signal processing techniques; 2) HW: mmW hardware, circuits, antennas, and digital hardware; and 3) NET: wireless networking; along with mmW prototypes and testbeds. The RCN is NSF funded. Further workshops are planned for Fall 2018 (National Institute of Standards and Technology), and Spring 2019 (Univ of California). – Berkeley)

Schedule (all times EDT = UTC-4)

11:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks – Akbar Sayeed
11:10 Keynote: Terabit DSL (using sub-mm waveguide modes in a copper pair) – Prof. John Cioffi
11:48 Panel: State of mmW Technology and Industry Outlook
13:09 Breakout: Development of Cost-Effective Community Testbeds for Research and Experimentation
14:32 Keynote: CoMP and Hybrid Beamforming for 5G MMWAVE -Ted Rappaport
15:17 Readout: Communication and Signal Processing & Networking
15:31 Readout: Hardware, Circuits, Antennas, Communication/Signal Processing,
15:46 Readout: Cost-Effective Community Testbeds Development
16:10 Panel: Academic-Industry Collaboration for “Moonshot” mmW RCN Contributions
17:03 Discussion: Goals and Deliverables for RCN 2020 and RCN 2025
17:32 Close

Info: http://mmwrcn.ece.wisc.edu/?page_id=1372
View on YouTube: http://bit.ly/mmwrcn4
Twitter: #mmwrcn http://bit.ly/mmwrcn

4:18 am on April 22, 2017 · mozilla (8), nsf (4), wireless (20)

WEBCAST TODAY: @NSF Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society (WINS) Challenges Launch NY #nsfwins @mozilla

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LivestreamToday, Saturday April 22 2017 Mozilla presents the third and final launch event for the National Science Foundation-sponsored Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society (WINS) Challenges – two U.S.-based competitions with $1 million in prize money each. The goal: support creative, open-source ideas for making the Internet more accessible, decentralized and resilient. The challenges seek prototypes and designs that either a) provide connectivity during disasters or b) connect the unconnected. This launch event will allow participants to learn more about the NSF WINS Challenges, meet others who are interested in applying, discuss other wireless projects happening in your area, and brainstorm solutions with potential teammates. It will run from 10am to 3:30pm at eBayNYC. The opening presentation will be webcast live on the Internet Society’s Livestream Channel.


1:48 pm on April 14, 2017 · mozilla (8), nsf (4), wireless (20)

MEETUP/WEBCAST 4/22 – @NSF @Mozilla Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society Challenges NYC Launch #nsfwins

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LivestreamOn Saturday April 22 2017 the National Science Foundation and Mozilla will host a launch event for the Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society Challenges at eBay’s office in NYC. These competitions, which have $2m in prizes, challenge the public to identify and demonstrate solutions to further wireless networks in two scenarios. (1) The Off-the-Grid Internet Challenge aims to find wireless solutions for communication that can be rapidly deployed in post-disaster situations where Internet access is unavailable or compromised. (2) The Smart Community Networks Challenge aims to find wireless solutions for communication that can be built on top of existing infrastructure to enhance Internet connectivity in communities that need greater access. Each challenge will consist of two stages: a Design Concept Stage and a Working Prototype Stage. If you wish to attend in person RSVP here. The event will be webcast live on the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

What: NSF Wireless Innovation for a Networked Society Challenges NYC Launch
Where: eBay, 625 6th Ave, NYC
When: Saturday 22 April 2017 10am-3:30pm EDT | 14:00-19:30 UTC
RSVP: (in person attendance) http://bit.ly/nsfwinsnyc
Webcast: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/wins/
Twitter: #nsfwins