January 22nd -- Cecilia Mascolo (Cambridge), "Temporal analysis and small world properties  of social and technological networks"

February 5th -- Erol Gelenbe (Imperial), "Steps towards self-aware networks"

February 19th -- Christopher Pluntke (UCL, EE) -- change of venue to GS306 -- "Valiant load-balancing and a glimpse beyond"

March 4th -- Joao Araujo (UCL, EE) -- "Traffic engineering with re-feedback"

May 7th -- Richard Mortier (Nottingham) -- "Multiscale not Multicore: Efficient Heterogeneous Cloud Computing"

May 21st -- Suksant Sae Lor (UCL) -- "Resilient Routing Using Packet Re-Cycling"

September 17th -- Iain Phillips (Loughborough CS) -- "Revisiting variants of High Speed TCP Congestion Control"

October 1st -- Jeremy Bradley (Imperial CS) -- "Scalable fluid analysis of large communication systems"

October 15th -- Ben Parker (QMUL) -- "Design of Experiments for Markov Chains, or how often should we open the box?"

October 29th -- Ioannis Psaras -- Modelling caching in Content Centric Networks

November 12th --  Eva Kalyvianaki (Imperial CS) -- "Data Streaming Query Planning"

November 26th -- Eiko Yoneki (Cambridge) -- "Empirical Approach for Modelling Dynamic Human Contact Networks"

December 10th -- 11:30--12:30 GS/302 -- Detlef Nauck and Vidhyalakshmi Karthikeyan (BT) "Self-learning processes and predictive network management"