Longfei Shangguan
Assistant Professor
University of Pittsburgh
I am an Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh. My group builds mobile, embedded, and networking systems for fun.
Current projects
- Earable computing: hardware platform, software stack, and mobile applications.
- No power to transmit: backscatter communication and sensing.
- Small is the next big: machine learning on resource constrained devices.
- Taming bio-inspired sensors with bio-inspired system designs: hardware and software solutions for event cameras.
Research Interests
- Ultra-low power communication
- Mobile and (w)earable systems
- IoT and edge computing
- Machine learning in the wild
Education
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Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering, 2015
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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BE in Software Engineering, 2011
Xidian University
Professional Activities
- Editor: IEEE Pervasive Computing, ACM GetMobile
- PC members: SenSys'23, SEC'23, MobiCom'23, IPSN'23, INFOCOM'23, MobiCom'22, SenSys'22, IPSN'22, INFOCOM'22 ...
- TPC co-chairs: ICPADS'22, MobiQuitous'22
- Co-organizers (with Xia, Marco, Haitham, Luca, and Kyle): Dagstauhl seminar on Novel Scenarios for the Wireless Internet of Things
Pittsburgh Experimental Research Group (PERG)
- Postdoc: Tao Chen
- Ph.D. student: Yongjie Yang, Xiangru Chen, Zhiwei Ren
- Master student: Terner Gott, Adam Bunchinsky, Yuxuan Zhang
- I also work closely with a few talent students either as a research mentor or a close collaborator: Xiuzhen Guo (on backscatter systems), Jingao Xu (on visual SLAM systems), Chenning Li (on low-power wireless systems)