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Michael Freedman

Robert E. Kahn Professor of Computer Science

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Research interests: Peer-assisted content distribution; federated virtual worlds; service-centric network architectures; scalable storage systems; fault-tolerant systems; distributed monitoring and debugging; privacy-preserving protocols

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Computer scientists at Princeton helped build a globally distributed system of servers that was instrumental in the development of cloud computing and streaming. Illustration by Kouzou Sakai, for the Office of Engineering Communications

How a band of engineers anticipated the cloud and remade the internet

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Faculty commended for outstanding teaching

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Michael Freedman and Ronnie Sircar have been named to endowed professorships.

Endowed professorships honor excellence in computing systems, operations research

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Princeton computer science professors Michael Freedman and Mona Singh have been named fellows of the Association for Computing Machinery.

Freedman, Singh named fellows of Association for Computing Machinery

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Michael J. Freedman, a professor of computer science, has been awarded this year’s Grace Murray Hopper Award, one of the top honors in computer science. Photo by David Kelly Crow.

Freedman receives top honor for computer science

Researchers Marcela Melara and Michael Freedman stand in hallway

Researchers honored for communications protocol

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