Networking Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison broadly aims at mobile, wireless networking, Internet systems and protocols, Internet security, cluster interconnects, and data center networks. We are building fast, efficient, secure, and reliable networked systems and protocols at different scales. The Wisconsin Advanced Internet Laboratory (WAIL) conducts measurement-based research to investigate Internet performance, topology, robustness and security, and develops new systems and protocols that expand and enhance Internet functionality. The Wisconsin Wireless and NetworkinG Systems (WiNGS) Laboratory develops new, deployable wireless technologies such as low-power, long-range wireless systems and emerging high bandwidth systems in next-generation wireless networks, and applies them to diverse applications ranging from smart transportation, healthcare, and sustainable systems. The NetLab builds efficient and practical networked systems driven by emerging hardware infrastructures.
People
Faculty
Suman Banerjee
Paul Barford
Ming Liu
Ali Abedi
Akarsh Prabhakara
Graduate Student
Wentao Hou
Zerui Guo
Yuyuan Kang
Seunghyun An
Qianliang Wu
Jing Lan
Omid Rostamabadi
Junyeol Ryu
Peichen Guo
Chihan Cui
Chendong Wang
Bangya Liu
Jack West
Stephen Jasina
Mia Weaver
Calvin Kranig
Wei-Shiang Wung
Matej Popovski
Sarah Tanveer
Xincheng Xie
Brian Zheng
Hongyang Li
Emeritus Faculty
Lawrence H. Landweber
