SYSTEMS & NETWORKING
Since its creation in 1983, the Internet has grown exponentially – becoming an essential part of our daily lives and connecting billions of people and devices across the world.
We tackle the challenges facing such large-scale interconnections of computing devices, exploring how these computing devices can work together, often in a distributed manner, to perform computations and disseminate information from one device to another.
WHAT WE DO
Study methods and models that power large-scale computer systems and networks.
Explore various real-world applications of computer systems and networking.
SUB AREAS:
Approximate Computing
Computer Networks
Design Automation
Distributed Computing
DNA-Based Storage Systems
Embedded Systems
Hardware Accelerators (AI, etc.)
Hardware acceleration with GPU/FPGA
High Performance Computing
Internet of Things
Mobile Computing & Sensing
Modelling & Simulation, Traffic Simulation, Crisis Simulation, Digital Twinning
Neuromorphic Computing
Operating Systems
Parallel Architectures
Parallel Computing
Performance Evaluation
Programmable Networks
Systems Modeling & Simulation
Wireless Networks
OUR RESEARCH PROJECTS
OUR RESEARCH GROUPS
STeAdS Virtual Group
Software Engineering and Technological Advancements for Society. A virtual group that uses Software engineering practices (Agile, DevOps and Project Mgmt) and Technological advancements (Cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence (EdgeAI, Game Theory, ML/DL/RL)) for the benefit of various aspects of society (healthcare, education, art & culture). Looking for students to build a website for STeAdS.
- Distributed Computing, Internet of Things, Wireless Networks
Verified Systems Engineering
Ilya SERGEY, Mirela Andreea COSTEA
We do research in the design and implementation of programming languages (PL), mathematical models of computation, and computer-assisted formal reasoning. We investigate the theoretical foundations of programming and build tools for ensuring that certain kinds of costly software errors and vulnerabilities never occur in the real-world code, which many people rely upon in their everyday lives.
- Distributed Computing, Systems Modeling & Simulation