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20 Jun 2008: These experiments were firstly conducted among students and re-searchers in Cambridge [17] and then among the participants of INFOCOM2005 [37]. ... We would also like to mention briefly the considerable amount of workdone by mathematical biologists in

12 Jul 2008: Sensors are both spread in the environment andattached to people (that may use vehicles) or animals. ... Acertain number of specialized devices, also carried by hu-mans or animals, can be used to retrieve data from thesensors.

8 Apr 2024: Tong Xia, Jing Han, and Cecilia Mascolo are with the Departmentof Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge. ... TingDang and Lorena Qendro are with Nokia Bell Labs (Cambridge),and Ting is also affiliated with the University of Cambridge

10 May 2018: AcknowledgmentsWe would like to thank Foursquare for making the data avail-able to the University of Cambridge for this study. ... Animals models forstudying diabetes mellitus. Agric Biol JN Am, 1(2):130–134, 2010.

1 Jun 2023: Modeling with Homophily Driven Heterogeneous Data in Gossip Learning. Abhirup Ghosh , Cecilia MascoloUniversity of Cambridge, UK{ag2187, cm542}@cam.ac.uk,. ... Technicalreport, Massachusetts Inst of Tech Cambridge Lab for In-formation and Decision Systems

18 Jun 2018: The third pattern are naturelovers who like plants and animals in particular. ... The first authoracknowledges the financial support co-funded by the China Schol-arship Council and the Cambridge Trust.

14 Jul 2008: DTNs span very challenging application scenarios where nodes(e.g., people, wild animals) move around in environments whereinfrastructures cannot be installed (e.g., emergency operations,military grounds, protected environments). ... Mirco Musolesi is