Welcome to the Computer Networking Research Laboratory

Enabling high-speed communication in killer applications like weather radars require ultra fast, efficient protocols and protocol implementations. In contrast, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) demands for low bandwidth, power efficient, fault tolerant, autonomous protocols and protocol implementations with lower complexity.

CNRL is a research laboratory at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Colorado State University, USA. We are involved in research activities ranging from protocol design and implementation from weather radars to tiny micro sensors. Present and past projects at CNRL include:

• Designing, modeling, evaluating MAC, routing, and application layer protocols for Gigabit Ethernet, fiber networks, ad-hoc, and wireless sensor networks

• Network measurement and QoS

• Networking of weather radars

• Overlay networks

• Packet reordering

• Testing and testable designs of ICs, VLSI

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our research and findings. We also welcome your feedback...