Research Areas
The Computer Networks Laboratory conducts research on next-generation communication systems, intelligent network architectures, and AI-driven communication technologies. The laboratory focuses on both theoretical and applied research to develop scalable, adaptive, and resilient networking solutions for future wireless and distributed systems.
Our research covers a broad spectrum of topics including software-defined networking, digital twin networks, ultra-wideband (UWB) communications, semantic communications, and AI/ML-enabled communication systems. The laboratory investigates advanced networking paradigms for autonomous air and ground systems, mobile and ad-hoc networks, edge-enabled infrastructures, and next-generation wireless technologies such as 6G. In addition, the lab develops solutions for real-world applications including UAV swarms, smart environmental monitoring, disaster-resilient communication systems, and intelligent distributed infrastructures.
Beyond research activities, the laboratory promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and hands-on experimentation through academic projects, industrial partnerships, and national/international R&D initiatives. It aims to equip students and researchers with strong theoretical foundations and practical expertise in modern communication systems, distributed computing, and intelligent network design.
- UAV Swarm Networks and Autonomous Systems
- Mobile and Ad-Hoc Networks (MANET, FANET)
- Digital Twin Networks and Applications
- Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and O-RAN
- Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Communications and Localization
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Communications
- Semantic Communications
- Next-Generation Wireless Systems (6G)
- Edge Computing and Distributed Computing
- Disaster-Resilient Networking Systems
- Intelligent Communication Systems
- Wireless Sensor Networks
Affiliated Faculty Members