High performance computing and networking
The High Performance Computing and Networking group investigate the computational and networking challenges associated with modern information and communications paradigms such as internet, mobile, cloud and high performance computing.
Current research areas include:
- Computer networks
- Next generation internet
- Smart networks and communications
- Cyber-physical systems
- Wireless communication technologies
- Unmanned aerial vehicles
- Multimedia systems
- High-performance computing (HPC)
- Cloud computing
- Big data
- Information security
- System modelling
- Performance optimisation
Group members
- Key contact: Professor Geyong Min - Chair in High Performance Computing and Networking (Research Lead)
- Dr Jia Hu - Lecturer in Computer Science
- Dr Chunbo Luo - Lecturer in Computer Science
- Dr Yulei Wu - Lecturer in Computer Science
Associate members
- Professor Jonathan Fieldsend - Associate Professor
- Dr Ke Li - Lecturer in Data Analytics
Multimedia Communication and Processing over Vehicular Cloud Networks for Autonomous Driving
Energy-Efficient Service Function Orchestration in 5G Mobile Networks
Analysis and Optimisation of Cache Resource Allocation for Energy-Efficient Information-Centric Networking
Data-driven Computing Modelling and Task Scheduling for High Performance Computing
Dynamic Resource Scheduling Algorithm of Network Slice
Energy-Efficient High-Performance Computing Architecture Solutions for Powerful Big Data Processing
High-Performance Distributed Algorithms and Key Technologies for Processing SDN Big Data
Intelligent Fault Detection and Fault Localisation Based on Advanced Log Mining in the Network Big Data Era
Energy-Efficient and Intelligent Wireless Sensor Networks for Smart Healthcare
Research on Key Communication Technologies for UAVs to Transmit High Definition Video
Dynamic Resource Management and Optimisation for SLA Guarantees in Hyperconverged Communication Infrastructures
Big Data Analysis for High Availability Network Management
Software Defined Networking and Functions Virtualisation for IP Forwarding and Reliability
QUICK: Quality-of-Experience Improvement for Mobile Multimedia across Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
CLIMBER: Cross-Layer Investigation and Integration of Computing and Networking Aspects of Mobile Social Networks