Exploring networks of the future

Evolving technological and social networks, intertwined and worldwide in scope, are rapidly transforming societies and economies. The Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI), a project sponsored by the National Science Foundation, is open and broadly inclusive, providing collaborative and exploratory environments for academia, industry and the public to catalyze groundbreaking discoveries and innovation in these emerging global networks.

GENI is a virtual laboratory at the frontiers of network science and engineering for exploring future internets at scale. GENI creates major opportunities to understand, innovate and transform global networks and their interactions with society.

PlanetLab Team Brings Collaboration and Policy Expertise to GENI

Back row (left to right): Marc Fiuczynski, Sapan Bhatia, Scott Karlin, Stephen Seltesz, and Larry Peterson Front row (left to right): Andy Bavier and Faiyaz Ahmed
Back row (left to right): Marc Fiuczynski, Sapan Bhatia, Scott Karlin, Stephen Seltesz, and Larry Peterson. Front row (left to right): Andy Bavier and Faiyaz Ahmed

The PlanetLab team at Princeton University, led by Dr. Larry Peterson, is creating GENIWrapper, software that adapts and extends PlanetLab to provide GENI resource reservation, user authentication, and access control for other GENI resources.

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