Projects

	My Ph.D thesis focuses on techniques for efficient management of imprecise/probabilistic streams called Markovian streams. I have implemented these techniques in the Lahar system. System/algorithm details, publications, and code/data downloads can be found at the project's homepage.
	My Master's thesis (with advisor Dieter Fox) developed scalable algorithms for inferring a mobile device's location from the wireless (WiFi) signals it receives, even when the locations of most signal sources (WiFi access points) are unknown.

Fellowship Support

I am (or have been) supported by the following fellowships:

• NSF graduate research fellowship (2006-2009)
• Dept. of Defense NDSEG fellowship (2003-2006)
• Google Anita Borg Scholarship (2008-2009)
• ARCS fellowship (2003-2006)
• Siebel Scholars scholarship (2002)

Internships

During my graduate career I've interned at both Microsoft Research (with John Krumm and Eric Horvitz) and Intel Research Seattle (with Anthony LaMarca).