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Welcome
Welcome to the Network Research Lab at UCLA Computer Science Department. Our group, led by Prof. Mario Gerla, supports research projects in a broad range of topics in network communications including network protocols and architectures, modeling and analysis, wireless networks, sensor networks, car-to-car networks, peer-to peer techniques, medical networks, and network measurement. We focus on the use of modeling and analytical techniques to study challenging problems.


Recent Publications

"MADN - Multipath Ad-hoc Data Network Prototype and Experiments", Fabio Angius, Aditya Bhiday, Mario Gerla, Giovanni Pau, IWCMC'13, Cagliari (Italy), July. 2013 (Conference Paper)

"Analyzing Crowd Workers in Mobile Pay-for-Answer Q&A", Uichin Lee, Jihyoung Kim, Eunhee Yi, Juyup Sung, Mario Gerla, In Prof. of CHI'13, Paris, France, April. 2013 (Conference Paper)

"FreeLoc: Calibration-Free Crowdsourced Indoor Localization", Sungwon Yang, Pralav Dessai, Mansi Verma, Mario Gerla, INFOCOM'13, Turin, Italy, April. 2013 (Conference Paper)

"M-FAMA: A Multi-session MAC Protocol for Reliable Underwater Acoustic Streams", Seongwon Han, Youngtae Noh, Uichin Lee, Mario Gerla, INFOCOM'13, Turin, Italy, April. 2013 (Conference Paper)

"Prefix Hopping: Efficient Many-To-Many Communication Support in Information Centric Networks", Fabio Angius, Cedric Westphal, Jun Wei, Mario Gerla, Giovanni Pau, (NOMEN'13)INFOCOM'13, Turin, April. 2013 (Conference Paper)

News & Events

Professor Gerla will attend NetCod 2011 at Beijing China from July 25 to 27, 2011 and present secure Network Coding.
Writer: Soon Young Oh, 2011/7/21

During August 13-14, 2010, Professor Gerla visits Seattle WA. and serves as a chair of Information, Communications and Networks Symposium in UKC 2010.
Writer: Soon Young Oh, 2010/8/10

Prof. Gerla will give a keynote speech, “Vehicular Urban Sensing: Techniques and Applications”, in Wireless Days 2009 at Paris.
Writer: Soon Young Oh, 2009/12/10

Prof. Gerla will give a talk at WiMob 2009 in Oct. 12 at Marrakeche Morocc. The title is “Mobile Peer-to-Peer Networks for Vehicular Applications”
Writer: Soon Young Oh, 2009/10/1



Project Links

C-VeT: Campus Vehicular Testbed Homepage
TCP Evaluation Suite Homepage