The IMPly Lab (Internet Measurement, Privacy & Policy) studies the Internet as infrastructure: who controls it, who it exposes, and who it leaves behind. We build measurement methods and conduct empirical analyses that produce evidence on contested questions in technology policy, with a focus on online privacy and broadband access. Our work appears in the field's top venues for Internet measurement and privacy: IMC, PETS, CCS, and SIGCOMM. We have received funding from NSF, Comcast, the Internet Society, and the Ford Foundation.

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​​​​Principal Investigator​

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• Alexander Gamero-Garrido

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Current Postdoctoral Scholars​

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• Sachin Kumar Singh (Expected start date in late June, 2026)

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Current Ph.D. Students​

• Nishant Acharya

• Humaira Fasih Ahmed Hashmi

• Shivani Kalamadi

• Muhammad Jazlan (main advisor: Zubair Shafiq)

• Riya Ponraj (via ISOC PULSE; main advisor: Ram Durairajan)

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Graduated Students

• Sachin Kumar Singh (University of Utah Ph.D., main advisor: Rob Ricci)

• Ashutosh Kshirsagar (Northeastern University M.Sc.)

• Karthik Nishanth (University of British Columbia M.Sc. via ISOC Pulse)