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On February 15, 2022, University of Florida students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered at the Florida Capitol in Tallahassee for Gator Day, an annual Florida Capitol event that provides an opportunity for UF faculty and students to present their research and… Read More
In December 2021, Janise McNair, Ph.D., UF Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Warren B. Nelms Institute faculty member, and WAM Systems Lab director was named one of 13 2021 Stars in Networking and Communications by the N2Women (Networking… Read More
In January 2022, the WAM Systems Lab will participate in the NSF/ICURC SHREC Annual Workshop. The workshop is a two-day event focusing on results from SHREC student-led research projects on space computing, high-performance computing, and resilient computing in mission-oriented environments.… Read More
Dr. McNair was a panelist on the future of 5G Technologies at the Warrington College of Business Digital Media Initiative Event: “Leadership in 5G Technologies: What’s at Stake for the US and Florida?” Keynote speaker: The Honorable Brendan Carr, US… Read More
On September 22, 2021, the Nelms IoT Institute for the Connected World will host its 2nd Annual Women in IoT Workshop. Registration is open now at: https://iot.institute.ufl.edu/events/women-in-iot-wit-workshop-2021/ The goal of this workshop is to bring together women leaders from all… Read More
The Wireless and Mobile Systems Laboratory conducts cutting edge research in computer communications for next generation networks, including Smart Grid, WiFi, 5G/6G, Internet of Things (IoT), and small satellites. WAM Systems Lab research applies medium access control (layer 2) and networking (layer 3) principles, Software Defined Network-based network management integrated with machine learning and graph learning, and various networking tools, such as Mininet, ns-3, and hardware test beds to solve challenges in access, security and network management for various multi-disciplinary data collection systems.