Google funds projects on privacy and Internet energy efficiency

By On February 8, 2010 · In computer science, electrical engineering, energy, innovation

Today’s Daily Prince­ton­ian reports on new Google grants for two Prince­ton Engi­neer­ing projects. Ed Fel­ten received $400,000 for his research on pre­serv­ing pri­vacy in the face of sophis­ti­cated web-tracking tech­nolo­gies. Mar­garet Martonosi, Jen­nifer Rex­ford,  Michael Freed­man, and Mung Chi­ang received $100,000 for their project on Inter­net energy efficiency.

Read the full Prince story here.

Related posts:

  1. Kahn and Peter­son to hold his­toric dis­cus­sion on the future of the Internet
  2. Martonosi speaks about sen­sor net­works at Royal Soci­ety symposium
  3. Ser­gio Verdú con­tem­plates wire­less tech­nol­ogy and the Inter­net in inter­view with Cata­lan TV
  4. AP piece quot­ing Peter­son on the future of the inter­net gets wide play
  5. Google CEO Eric Schmidt speaks at Aspen Ideas Festival
 
If you enjoyed this article, please consider sharing it!
Facebook Twitter