IMDEA Networks - Developing The Future Wireless Internet   

Welcome to IMDEA Networks

IMDEA Networks is an international research institute targeted to develop the Future Wireless Internet.

Our research team ranges from eminent, prize-winning thought leaders like Prof. Dr. Nick Maxemchuk, Prof. Dr. Marco Ajmone Marsan, and Prof. Dr. Arturo Azcorra to talented post-graduate PhD students.

IMDEA Networks is a meeting place for leading edge innovators who share the desire and ability to conduct research on the protocol, algorithm and systems developments which enable the Future Wireless Internet. We are building the hub of an extended global research network through collaboration.

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Your Research Career in the Future Wireless Internet

We welcome brilliant people from all parts of the World, with diverse backgrounds, experience, skills, research interests and ambitions. Join us to develop cutting-edge research with an impact on scientific and social communities.

News

Events


05/26/2009 - Future global networks will be quantum networks

The application of quantum technologies to communications networks promises revolutionary changes to the secure, high–speed transmission of information across wired and wireless networks.

 

5/07/2009 - «Nuestros estudiantes realizan operaciones virtuales de cataratas»

El experto en realidad virtual cerró en Ikerlan su periplo por centros de investigación.

 

6/17/2009 - Seminar: International Seminar on Quantum Networking

Organization: IMDEA Networks

 

6/08/2009 - Conference: Wireless Mesh Networks: QuRiNet Testbed and Related Research

Organization: NETCOM Research Group; IMDEA Networks

Career Opportunities


 

 

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