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The NSF/ICURC SHREC Annual workshop returned to an in-person format. It was a two-day virtual event focusing on results from SHREC student-led research projects on space computing, high-performance computing, and resilient computing in mission-oriented environments. Hundreds of experts in the… Read More
The WAM Systems Lab has a new conference paper accepted to appear: D. Agnew, S. Boamah, R. Mathieu, A. Cooper, J. McNair, and A. Bretas, “Distributed Software-Defined Network Architecture for Smart Grid Resilience to Denial-of-Service Attacks,” accepted… Read More
In each issue of the IET Smart Grid journal, one featured article is selected by the Editor-in-Chief due to its noteworthiness based on the quality and impact of the research presented. Our article (below) has been selected as the… Read More
The WAM Systems Lab has a new conference paper accepted to appear: P. Mangipudi, M. Merugu, J. McNair, J. Terry, and D. Veney, “PESTnet – Pre-IFFT PAPR Estimation using Neural Networks for Improved OFDM Systems,” to appear in Proceedings… Read More
The WAM Systems Lab has a new conference paper accepted to appear: D. Agnew and J. McNair, “Detection of Denial-of-Service Attacks in a Software-Defined LEO Constellation Network,” to appear in the Proceedings of the Government Microcircuit Applications and Critical… 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.