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Welcome to WCNG
In the Wireless Communications and Networking Group (WCNG), we develop and implement cutting-edge networking, communication and signal processing techniques for a wide array of applications, such as surveillance, environmental monitoring, family behavioral analysis, face recognition and even protein structure prediction!
We study the protocols, algorithms, architectures and systems that can provide dramatic improvements in these and other applications for wireless sensor networks, mobile ad hoc networks, heterogeneous networks, and mobile access to cloud computing resources.
Take a look at our different projects for more information!
We study the protocols, algorithms, architectures and systems that can provide dramatic improvements in these and other applications for wireless sensor networks, mobile ad hoc networks, heterogeneous networks, and mobile access to cloud computing resources.
Take a look at our different projects for more information!
In the news
How do Toddlers Deal with Stress? New Wireless Research by Professor Wendi Heinzelman
A new wireless system developed by University researchers is offering an unprecedented look at how toddlers deal with stressful situations.
Called WiPsy (Wireless Technology for Psychological Research), the technology is the result of collaboration by the University’s Mt. Hope Family Center and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering through an effort called Project Connect.
Wendi Heinzelman and
Melissa Sturge-Apple
Called WiPsy (Wireless Technology for Psychological Research), the technology is the result of collaboration by the University’s Mt. Hope Family Center and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering through an effort called Project Connect.
