Overview
The ICNL (Intelligent Computation and Network Laboratory) focuses on the fusion of new networking technology, distributed computation, and intelligence to enable the future information infrastructure technologies (e.g., B5G, 6G, Future Networks, Big data-driven technologies, network security, trust, privacy) to support future services (IoT, CPS, Society 5.0, etc.).
In this field of research, information and communication network infrastructure and its environment are evolving rapidly as information computation continues to move from the cloud to the network edge due to the dramatic advances and fusion of communication technology, distributed processing, and artificial intelligence. In our laboratory, we are actively responding to the needs of the future society, efficiently embedding intelligence and distributed processing into the network, and conducting comprehensive researches targeting revolutionary/evolutionary networking systems.
1. B5G, 6G
Network Architecture
Blockchain (Decentralized Computing)
Interconnections between wireless networks and wired networks
Network Resilience
Integration between Cyberspace and Physical Space
2. Future Networks
In-Network Computing
Information-Centric Network
Quantum Network
Internet of Things
Mobility-oriented Network
Software-Defined Network, Network Virtualization
Industrial Network
3. Big Data Driven Technologies
Metaverse
Network Intelligence
Big Data Driven Network Architecture
Big Data Driven Wireless Networks
Machine Learning
Big Data Driven Future Networks
4. Network Security, Trust, Privacy
Data-centric Security and Privacy
Distributed Data Trust Evaluation
Future Authentications and Authorizations
Laboratory Environment
Collaborations