[Air-L] Open Call for M-Lab Research Fellows - due November 30

[Joly MacFie]

https://www.measurementlab.net/blog/research-fellowship-call/#open-call-for-m-lab-research-fellows---due-november-30

How can M-Lab’s data and platform be used to improve the experience of the
Internet for the end user?

Measurement Lab is seeking three Research Fellows to expand Internet
performance research beyond the measurement and optimization for bandwidth.
Fellows will utilize M-Lab’s longitudinal, open dataset and/or platform to
identify under-recognized Internet performance metrics that can be used to
improve end user performance.

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

   - Relation between QoE and network metrics like bandwidth/latency/loss
   - Novel metrics that can be computed on existing NDT data
   - New measurements/experiments that could be deployed on M-Lab to
   diagnose network bottlenecks
   - Characterizing paths measured by M-Lab clients; stability of paths,
   relation to paths of interest (eg., paths to content) or network
   characterization
   - Proposals for new experiments to be hosted on the M-Lab platform
   - Identification of biases in M-Lab data
   - Implementing ideas introduced during M-Lab’s Community Call on
   Latency, Bufferbloat and Responsiveness
<https://youtu.be/GW5C24YKAh8> and/or
   the IAB workshop on Network Quality
   <https://www.iab.org/activities/workshops/network-quality/>

Each fellow will be awarded 30,000 USD and will be responsible for
documenting the process and outcome of their research as well as sharing
their work at a workshop at the end of the fellowship. The fellowship will
begin in January 2022 and complete in May 2022. The M-Lab team will provide
data analysis support, research guidance and community networking
opportunities.

To apply please provide a two page description of the research project
including a brief timeline and summary of the applicant’s experience &
background. Applications will be reviewed for feasibility of the project
plan, qualifications of the researcher and demonstrated understanding and
relevance to the stated goals of the fellowship. Applications can be sent
to apply at measurementlab.net.

The M-Lab Research Fellowship is made possible by the generous support
of Internet
Society <https://www.internetsociety.org/>.

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