Network science studies how networks -- connections between humans, machines, data, and other elements -- communicate information. Networks of humans - be they physical or virtual organizations, communities, groups -- and individuals generate and consume information. Networks of machines may generate and disseminate information. Research in this area looks at how information is communicated within networks, as well as a network's reliability, latency, quality, and more.
Research Highlights
Professor Prashant Krishnamurthy and Assistant Professor Amy Babay received funding from SpectrumX for their project "Byzantine Fault Tolerance in Spectrum Sharing Regimes."
DINS associate professor Dr. Konstantinos Pelechrinis is co-PI of a $1.1 Million grant from the NSF titled “Building a sustainable national network for developing and disseminating Sports Content for Outreach, Research, and Education in data science."
