The Chair of Communication Networks at the Technical University of Chemnitz (TUC), Germany, is a research unit that deals with the development of methods and architectures for flexible and reliable communication in fixed and wireless networks. Key research areas are new network architectures and concepts, network planning and optimization as well as network security. The current focus is on the development of AI-based methods for software-defined mobile and IP-Optical networks. The research group collaborates with several other universities and companies due to its participation in national and international research projects, such as ROBUKOM, VINO, MEVICO, SIGMONA, SENDATE-Secure CDI, AI-NET-PROTECT and SUSTAINET-Advance.
Key potential research contributions and added-value to this call: Methods for cross-domain energy optimization and resilience, robust network design and total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis, methods for AI-assisted Network Control, Orchestration and Automation, methods for protocol design and evaluation, as well as methods for detection and rapid mitigation of cyber security attacks in communication network infrastructures.
The Chair of Communication Networks at the Technical University of Chemnitz (TUC), Germany, is a research unit that deals with the development of methods and architectures for flexible and reliable communication in fixed and wireless networks. Key research areas are new network architectures and concepts, network planning and optimization as well as network security. The current focus is on the development of AI-based methods for software-defined mobile and IP-Optical networks. The research group collaborates with several other universities and companies due to its participation in national and international research projects, such as ROBUKOM, VINO, MEVICO, SIGMONA, SENDATE-Secure CDI, AI-NET-PROTECT and SUSTAINET-Advance.
Key potential research contributions and added-value to this call: Methods for cross-domain energy optimization and resilience, robust network design and TCO analysis, methods for AI-assisted Network Control, Orchestration and Automation, methods for protocol design and evaluation, as well as methods for detection and rapid mitigation of cyber security attacks in communication network infrastructures.