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The mobile computing group at Stanford University. The main goal is to put the person, rather than the devices that the person uses, at the endpoints of a communication session. This architecture introduces the concept of routing between people.
Global telecommunication research and academic organization for the advancement of next generation communication technologies. Focused on wireless and broadband technologies.
A research group with interests in Mobile Communications, Multiple Access Techniques, and Error Control Coding.
Department of Electrical Engineering, The University of Auckland. Involved in research in three main areas: wireless communication systems (indoor and outdoor), microwave engineering and electromagnetics.
Research lab at Georgia Tech devoted to conduct basic and applied research, and to provide education in wireless communications.
Conduct research and graduate study in the areas of telecommunications and signal processing.
Wireless Information Network Library at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey is an industry/university cooperative research center of the National Science Foundation. Dedicated to the vigorous pursuit of new techniques that will lead to .
This center pursues research in many areas of communication and wireless technology. Sponsored by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
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