The Ubiquitous Networking Laboratory (UbiNET Lab) at UAlbany conducts research in next generation mobile wireless networks, focusing on autonomous spectrum measurement and dynamic access, architectures and resource allocation in IoT-and-Traditional (IoT&T) networks, measurement infrastructures and networked system design, integration and in-situ deployment. The lab has extensive background in field-deployed research in rural Africa and the U.S. Check out our Research page for ongoing projects.
We are hiring!!! The UbiNET Lab is looking for self-motivated PhD, MS and undergraduate students to join the lab. Go to our Positions page for more information on how to apply.
News
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19 April 2021
Two papers accepted at IEEE SECON'21. “MODELESS” with Wei and Petko (link to paper) and “CORE” with Alex, Karyn, Lin and Petko (link to paper). MODELESS tackles modulation recognition with limited supervision. CORE provides connectivity optimization via reinforcement learning in WANETs.
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18 March 2021
Our first workshop in the National Radio Dynamic Zone series was a success. The workshop theme was “Passive/Active communities working together: Understanding each other’s needs, concerns, and capabilities”. You can find recordings and summaries on the workshop website.
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26 February 2021
Our paper “SYMMeTRy: Exploiting Self-Similarity for Under-Determined MIMO Modulation Recognition” was accepted to IEEE/ACM Transactions on Mobile Computing. Link to paper
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10 February 2021
Mariya will serve as the publications chair for MobiSys'21.
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05 December 2020
Our paper “Learning the unknown: Improving modulation classification performance in unseen scenarios” was accepted at INFOCOM'21. Congrats to collaborators from KU Leuven and Armasuisse: Erma Perenda, Sreeraj Rajendran, Sofie Pollin and Gerome Bovet.
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01 December 2020
Mariya will participate in a panel on 5G AND BEYOND 5G: VISION AND RESEARCH CHALLENGES at the N2Women event at GLOBECOM'20.
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01 October 2020
New paper on our rural emergency preparedness work appeared in the GetMobile Magazine. Take a look at the paper here.
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05 September 2020
Mariya will co-lead the NSF Research Partnership on National Radio Dynamic Zones. More info about the partnership and upcoming events here.