The Networking of Wireless Information Systems (NetWIS) laboratory led by Dr. Wenye Wang,  is focused broadly on in-depth understanding, algorithm and protocol design in mobile wireless networks. Our vision is that by developing new models, measuring experimental results, and understanding basic properties of wireless networks in different circumstances, it is possible to design algorithms, protocols, and architectures that enable a wireless network to have robust architecture, better performance, and more flexibility. With underlying network architecture, applications beyond communications and networking can be developed for large-scale distributed, intelligent systems.

Our lab members include undergraduate students who gain their experience in research and prepare for their graduate study, and graduate students who aim to make novel contributions to wireless networking area. Currently, we are focused on the issues like mobility modeling and characterization, dynamic security management framework for single- and multi-hop wireless networks, network reliability and resilience in the presence of failures and abnormality, performance analysis, and design of algorithms and protocols in order to optimize networking performance.

Since January 2006, we have moved to new Engineering Building II, Centennial campus, North Carolina  State University. Our contact is as follows:

Email: wwang@eos.ncsu.edu
Phone: 919-513-2549
Fax : 919-515-5523

Courier:  Dr. Wenye Wang
              3056 Engineering Building II, 890 Oval Drive
              Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
              P.O. Box 7911-EBII, NC State University
              Raleigh, NC 27606