Eduardo Cuervo
Research Scientist
Palo Alto
Palo Alto
Biography
I am a Researcher in the Networking and Communications group of HP Labs. Before joining HP Labs, I received my Ph.D and M.S degrees in Computer Science from Duke University. I got my bachelors degree in Computer Science at ITESM in Mexico City in 2004.
Research interests
I am primarily interested in mobile and ubiquitous computing, distributed systems, power efficiency
and networking. Currently, my research lies in the intersection between cloud and
mobile computing. I am working on mechanisms to leverage available computing infrastructure,
both nearby and in the cloud to improve different factors of the mobile user experience such as performance, power consumption and ease of use.
Awards
- Best Paper Award, COMSNETS 2011 (Bangalore, India, January 2011)
- Undergrad student of the year, CNN/Expansion (Mexico City, Mexico 2004)
- School of Computer Science Dean’s List (Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA, Spring 04)
Publications
CrowdLab: An Architecture for Volunteer Mobile Testbeds
Eduardo Cuervo, Peter Gilbert, Bi Wu and Landon Cox
COMSNETS 2011 (Best paper award)(slides)
Bangalore, India, January 2011
MAUI: Making Smartphones Last Longer with Code Offload
Eduardo Cuervo, Aruna Balasubramanian, Dae-ki Cho, Alec Wolman, Stefan Saroiu, Ranveer Chandra and Paramvir Bahl
Mobisys 2010 (slides)
San Francisco, CA, June 2010
Experimenting in Mobile Social Contexts Using JellyNets
Peter Gilbert, Eduardo Cuervo, and Landon P. Cox
HotMobile 2009
Santa Cruz, CA, February 2009
Professional activities
- Reviewer for the IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing
- External Reviewer for :
- HotMobile 2012
- SOCC 2011
- LCN 2009