Aruna Balasubramanian

@arunab.bsky.social

Associate Professor of Computer Science at Stony Brook, here for academic chatter but also memes and snark.

Re-reading this article by Anton Hur on Han Kang's Nobel prize. During my year in Korea, I heard so many times about the angst surrounding Korea not winning a Nobel prize....until last year it finally happened. Beautiful piece, such a privilege to know Anton

Anton Hur@antonhur.com · 11mo ago

A year later, I still think I wrote the single best take on Han Kang’s Nobel win. I especially loved taking this essay away from the New York Times and the Atlantic and giving it to @wasafirimag.bsky.social

IMC 2025 Cycle 2 deadline is nearing...registration deadline is May 8th and paper deadline is May 15th. The paper submission website is now open. Hope to see many exciting measurement papers.

ACM Internet Measurement Conference@acm-imc.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 PAPER REGISTRATION! 🚨 PC Chairs Aruna Balasubramanian (@arunab.bsky.social) & Alberto Dainotti (@albertodainotti.bsky.social) just opened the cycle-2 registration site. 📝 Register your work: imc2025-cycle2.hotcrp.com Spread the word! 🌐✨

I had two NSF grants terminated last week, for a total of just under $1M. The largest one had just started and its goal was to provide users with more context and information on the content that they see on social media.

IMC 2025 replicability track call is out. New this year: The papers accepted under this track will be part of the proceedings. You can also choose to replicate papers not only from previous IMCs, but also IMC-adjacent conferences. Take a look at the call and do apply!

ACM Internet Measurement Conference@acm-imc.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔔 Announcing the IMC 2025 Replicability Track! Replicability Track for submissions that aim to reproduce or replicate Internet measurements published at IMC or other top-tier venues • March 5 (EoI Deadline) • March 7 (Notification) More details🔗 imc2025-repro.hotcrp.com

A very interesting archival project called “Indian mathematicians at work” does these long-form interviews with mathematicians not only about their mathematics but also about their lives. Here are two-part videos of an interview of my dad Prof Balasubramanian, an analytical number theorist.