Miguel Castro is affiliated with Microsoft in the United States. Their research primarily spans the field of Computer Science, with a specialized focus on several subfields including Computer Networks and Communications, Artificial Intelligence, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Information Systems, and Global and Planetary Change.
The scientist's publication record includes contributions in frequent venues such as Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Entertainment Computing, arXiv (Cornell University), Computer Networks, and Expert Systems with Applications.
Miguel Castro has contributed to a variety of research topics reflecting their interdisciplinary approach. These topics include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Miguel Castro highlight the scope of their work in networking, optimization, and digital media. Some of these publications include:
Their frequent collaborators include Torsten Hoefler, Daniele De Sensi, Salvatore Di Girolamo, Shigang Li, and Marco Heddes, each having co-authored multiple publications with Castro. This network of collaborators underlines a consistent engagement with researchers specializing in distributed computing, networking, and complex systems.
Miguel Castro;Barbara Liskov
Miguel Castro;Barbara Liskov
M. Castro;P. Druschel;A.-M. Kermarrec;A.I.T. Rowstron
Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel;Anne-Marie Kermarrec;Animesh Nandi
Atul Adya;William J. Bolosky;Miguel Castro;Gerald Cermak
Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel;Ayalvadi Ganesh;Antony Rowstron
Manuel Costa;Jon Crowcroft;Miguel Castro;Antony Rowstron
Antony I. T. Rowstron;Anne-Marie Kermarrec;Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel
Aleksandar Dragojević;Dushyanth Narayanan;Orion Hodson;Miguel Castro
Matthew Caesar;Miguel Castro;Edmund B. Nightingale;Greg O'Shea
Miguel Castro;Manuel Costa;Tim Harris
M. Costa;M. Castro;R. Rowstron;P. Key
P. Akritidis;C. Cadar;C. Raiciu;M. Costa
M. Castro;M. B. Jones;A.-M. Kermarrec;A. Rowstron
Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel;Anne-Marie Kermarrec;Animesh Nandi
Manuel Costa;Miguel Castro;Antony Rowstron;Jon Crowcroft
Aleksandar Dragojević;Dushyanth Narayanan;Edmund B. Nightingale;Matthew Renzelmann
Periklis Akritidis;Manuel Costa;Miguel Castro;Steven Hand
Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel;Y. Charlie Hu;Antony Rowstron
Miguel Castro;Peter Druschel;Y. Charlie Hu;Antony Rowstron
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