Research Area
MCC Lab studies AI-driven radio access, satellite networking, AI security, and resilient defense communications.
6G & AI-RAN

Coordinating distributed antennas and using AI to manage the radio access network.
Cell-Free Massive MIMO
Cooperative transmission, interference management, and energy-efficient resource allocation in distributed antenna systems.
AI-Enabled Wireless Access
Learning-based multiple access and autonomous medium-access control (MAC).
Edge AI
Communication-efficient distributed and federated learning over wireless networks.
Satellite Communications & NTN

Routing and link coordination across low-Earth-orbit satellite constellations and terrestrial networks.
LEO Satellite Networks
Backbone routing and traffic management for large satellite constellations.
3GPP Non-Terrestrial Networks
Satellite–terrestrial integration and ground-station technologies.
Space–Air–Ground Integration
Integrated networks for massive IoT connectivity and high-mobility environments.
AI Security

Detecting network threats and protecting data and AI models in distributed systems.
AI-Based Threat Detection
Identification of unknown traffic and network intrusions using machine learning.
Privacy-Preserving AI
Security and data protection in split and federated learning.
AI Model Security
Analysis of adversarial attacks and defenses for learning systems.
Defense Communications & MUM-T

Maintaining communications among manned and unmanned platforms in changing or disrupted environments.
Manned–Unmanned Teaming
Topology control and multiple access for cooperative unmanned swarms.
Resilient Tactical Communications
Adaptive links and self-recovery under interference and disconnection.
Radio-Environment Digital Twins
Three-dimensional radio-environment modeling and simulation-based learning.