Weiwu Pang

Hi visitor!

My name is Weiwu Pang. I’m a PhD student in the Computer Science department at the University of Southern California. I’m currenly a member of Networked System Lab and advised by Prof. Ramesh Govindan.

I have a broad interest in different topics in networking system.

The major theme that I’m working toward my PhD thesis is about using computing resources at the edge to accomplish tasks including autonomous driving and AR/VR applications.

Besides that, I’m also interested in topics in the areas of networking and large-scale computing system.

Here are the list of publications of the projects that I’ve been working since my PhD career.

1. UbiPose: Towards Ubiquitous Outdoor AR Pose Tracking Using Aerial Meshes

   Pang, Weiwu, Xia, Chunyu, Leong, Branden, Ahmad, Fawad, Paek, Jeongyeup, and Govindan, Ramesh

   In 29th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (ACM MobiCom 23) 2023

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2. CloudCluster: Unearthing the Functional Structure of a Cloud Service

   Pang, Weiwu, Panda, Sourav, Amjad, Jehangir, Diot, Christophe, and Govindan, Ramesh

   In 19th USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI 22) Apr 2022

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3. Rim: Offloading Inference to the Edge

   Hu, Yitao,  Pang, Weiwu, Liu, Xiaochen, Ghosh, Rajrup, Ko, Bongjun, Lee, Wei-Han, and Govindan, Ramesh

   In Proceedings of the International Conference on Internet-of-Things Design and Implementation Apr 2021

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Before joining NSL, I participated in several exciting research projects during my undergraduate study. This experience drove me in making the decision to go to grad school. Here are the publications of the projects during that period.

1. Sizes of pure and doped helium droplets from single shot x-ray imaging

   Tanyag, Rico Mayro P, Bacellar, Camila,  Pang, Weiwu, Bernando, Charles, Gomez, Luis, Jones, Curtis Freeland, Ferguson, Ken R, Kwok, Justin, Anielski, Denis, Belkacem, Ali, and others,

   The Journal of Chemical Physics 2022
2. Aggregation of solutes in bosonic versus fermionic quantum fluids

   Feinberg, Alexandra J., Verma, Deepak, O’Connell-Lopez, Sean M.O., Erukala, Swetha, Tanyag, Rico Mayro P.,  Pang, Weiwu, Saladrigas, Catherine A., Toulson, Benjamin W., Borgwardt, Mario, Shivaram, Niranjan, Lin, Ming-Fu, Haddad, Andre Al, Jäger, Wolfgang, Bostedt, Christoph, Walter, Peter, Gessner, Oliver, and Vilesov, Andrey F.

   Science Advances 2021

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3. Shapes of rotating normal fluid ^3\mathrmHe versus superfluid ^4\mathrmHe droplets in molecular beams

   Verma, Deepak, O’Connell, Sean M. O., Feinberg, Alexandra J., Erukala, Swetha, Tanyag, Rico Mayro P., Bernando, Charles,  Pang, Weiwu, Saladrigas, Catherine A., Toulson, Benjamin W., Borgwardt, Mario, Shivaram, Niranjan, Lin, Ming-Fu, Al Haddad, Andre, Jäger, Wolfgang, Bostedt, Christoph, Walter, Peter, Gessner, Oliver, and Vilesov, Andrey F.

   Phys. Rev. B Jul 2020

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4. Angular Momentum in Rotating Superfluid Droplets

   O’Connell, Sean M. O., Tanyag, Rico Mayro P., Verma, Deepak, Bernando, Charles,  Pang, Weiwu, Bacellar, Camila, Saladrigas, Catherine A., Mahl, Johannes, Toulson, Benjamin W., Kumagai, Yoshiaki, Walter, Peter, Ancilotto, Francesco, Barranco, Manuel, Pi, Marti, Bostedt, Christoph, Gessner, Oliver, and Vilesov, Andrey F.

   Phys. Rev. Lett. May 2020

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