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Welcome to Networking Research Lab (NRL)

Networking Research Lab (NRL) is led by Injong Rhee along with a number of graduate students and research scientists. We study network protocols that enhance the well-being of computer networks, particularly, what we call today the Internet. In the evolution of the Internet, we have observed the birth and demise of many different types of computer networks, including ATM, Ethernet, optical networks, wireless networks, sensor networks and delay (or disruption) tolerant networks. With the evolution of new network technologies, network protocols must also adapt to and evolve with the new technologies. The mission of NRL is to enable this evolution of network protocols. We build protocols that are fast, scalable, adaptable, realizable and deployable. In the midst of these efforts, we discover fundamental properties of computer networks involving humans as the major enablers, which makes the research work all the more interesting. Our approaches are fundamental, but at the same time highly practical; we pursue lasting work that can help network users of today as well as of future.

Research Highlights

News

Date Description
2008/04/11 Seong ik Hong to present his research work on Mobility models
2008/04/04 Jeong Ki Min to present his work on Wireless Mesh Networks for the Written Preliminary Exam
2008/04/01 Sangtae Ha, Ajit Warrier, and Injong Rhee attend the Stanford workshop on The Future of TCP: Train-Wreck or Evolution ?
2008/03/28 Lab Seminar
Presenter: Prashant Baronia
Paper Title: On Exploiting Asymmetric Wireless Links via One-Way Estimation, MobiHoc 2007
Room: 3211 EB II
Time: 10AM
2008/03/14 Lab Seminar
Presenter: Chisung An
Paper Title: Structured streams: a new transport abstraction, ACM SIGCOMM 2007
Room: 3211 EB II
Time: 10AM
2008/03/04 Sangtae Ha and Injong Rhee attend the ICCRG meeting and PFLDnet 2008 held in Manchester, UK.
2008/02/15 Lab Seminar
Presenter: Ajit Warrier
Paper Title: Beyond the Bits: Cooperative Packet Recovery Using Physical Layer Information ACM Mobicom 2007
Room: 3211 EB II
Time: 10AM
2008/02/12 Doctoral Written Qualifier Exam
Congratulation to Seongik Hong. He passed the written qualifier exam!
2008/02/08 Lab Seminar
Presenter: Sankararaman Janakiraman
Paper Title: PCP: Efficient End Point Congestion Control
Room: 3300 EB II
Time: 10AM
2008/02/01 Lab Seminar
Presenter: Jeongki Min
Paper Title: PPR : Partial Packet Recovery for Wireless Networks ACM SIGCOMM 2007
Room: 3211 EB II
Time: 10AM
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