Mobile and Internet Systems Laboratory
The Mobile & Internet Systems Laboratory
The Mobile & Internet Systems Laboratory is a research laboratory within the School of Computer Science and Information Technology at University College Cork. The Laboratory conducts research in the areas of computer networking and systems, with a focus on applications in the mobile/wireless and multimedia domains.
The MISL is led by Professor Cormac J. Sreenan. The Laboratory was founded in year 2000 after Prof. Sreenan joined UCC from AT&T (Bell) Labs in the USA. Currently, over 15 research students and staff are involved in various research projects as part of the Mobile and Internet Systems Laboratory.
The Laboratory currently has four major research areas of interest:
- Video Streaming and Content Delivery Optimisation
- Quality of Service/Experience in Wireless Networks
- Next-generation Telecoms Networks
- Wireless Sensor Networks
News and Events
21 Aug 2023
Vacancy: PhD Studentship Position (SFI CONNECT P2 – Adaptive Privacy-preservation in IoT)
We are currently seeking to recruit 1 PhD student to work on the project “Adaptive Privacy-preservation in the Internet of Things”.
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07 Jul 2023
Position Filled - Research Fellow position on a SFI CONNECT (BAV) Targeted project with an industry partner.
The School of Computer Science & Information Technology at UCC is internationally recognised for its research on innovative networking and systems research. It also plays a lead role in the national SFI-funded CONNECT Centre for Future Networks & Communications and the SFI-funded Blended Autonomous Vehicle (BAV) spoke, a multi-centre research programme. We are now seeking to fill a Research Fellow position on a SFI CONNECT (BAV) Targeted project with an industry partner. Linked to the European C-Roads initiative, roadside communications equipment is being rolled out on parts of the national road network. This will facilitate a number of advisory and traffic efficiency services. The technology is a combination of wireless and emerging cellular standards. This research project will provide a comprehensive simulation analysis to study the communications scalability of providing such services when connected vehicle penetration rates increase. This study will consider a variety of conditions to determine reliability of such services. Innovative approaches should be proposed to improve the reliability of the system and with the performance of system evaluated to support future envisioned connected vehicular services and with a future focus on increased autonomy.
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26 May 2023
Vacancy - Post Doctoral Researcher in the area of AI for resource management , School of Computer Science and Information Technology, UCC
One Post-Doctoral position is available in the area of AI for resource management (24 months) This position provides an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic and inclusive research team at University College Cork (UCC), working within the large-scale national CONNECT research centre, and under the supervision of well-known academics in the area of AI for resource management.
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23 May 2023
Congratulations to Prof. Cormac Sreenan on winning a SEFS Staff Citizenship award!
The SEFS Staff Citizenship award celebrates good citizenship and recognises staff, who lead by example. It acknowledges the members of staff who go above and beyond to provide outstanding and ongoing excellence in services to staff, students and/or others. https://www.ucc.ie/en/media/academic/sefs/aboutthecollege/annualstemawards/UCCSTEMAwardsA5Booklet2023v5.pdf Well deserved Cormac!
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