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Hamilton Institute Overview and Wireless Research Activities for Forfas Workshop

Learn about the Hamilton Institute - an interdisciplinary research center focusing on applying mathematics in ICT and Biotech. Established in 2001 with SFI funding, it boasts 42 research staff and has published over 175 papers. The wireless research extends until 2008, covering topics like radio resource allocation, MAC layer for QoS, cross-layer interaction, and more.

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Hamilton Institute Overview and Wireless Research Activities for Forfas Workshop

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  1. A Quick Introduction to the Hamilton Institute (NUIM) Forfas Wireless Workshop 02/06/2005

  2. Hamilton Institute • Interdisciplinary research center. • Focus on application of mathematics in ICT/Biotech. • Founded in 2001 with funding from SFI. • 42 full-time research staff, 15 in network area. • Indicators: >175 papers, €15M funding. • Current Wireless work extends to 2008.

  3. Wireless Activity • Radio resource allocation in single-hop and mesh networks. • MAC layer for QoS (voice & data). • Cross-layer interaction of PHY/MAC/link/transport. • Scheduling radio resource and load balancing in multi-hop. • Aim to model, analyse, design and validate.

  4. Project Partners • Wireless Cluster Project: DIT, UL, Intel Ireland, Intel Research Cambridge, Corvil Networks. • Modeling Next Gen Networking Project: Yale, Caltech, Technion, UCD. • Design/Evaluation of TCP algorithms: HEAnet, CERN, Stanford.

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