About Us
Next Generation Wireless plays a key role in researching and advancing the necessary enabling technologies for various communications systems.
Next Generation Wireless is a research group in the Department of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton. The group researches into the next generation of wireless communications systems and their components.
Research
The group has a leading role in current and next generation communications research.
Education
The group brings together expertise and excellence.
Supercharged wireless spinout raises...
University of Southampton spinout AccelerComm has secured ã5.8m in funding to supercharge 5G, satellite and other wireless communications with cutting-edge techniques for digital signal processing.
Read MoreElectronics engineer listed in the global top...
Wireless communications expert Professor Lajos Hanzo featured in Clarivate Analyticsââ¬â¢ Highly Cited Researchers of 2018
Read MoreSouthampton scientists win prestigious European...
Researchers from the University of Southampton have won European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants totalling more than ââ¬12 million.
Read MoreRecent Next Generation Wireless Publications
1-μm Periodical grating structure on stainless steel designed by high-power nanosecond pulsed fiber lasers - Shaoxiang Chen, Seongwoo Yoo, Perry Ping Shum, Xiaohui Li, Meng Liu, Yukun Ma and Qi Jie Wang
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2015
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Mesh networking for intermittently-powered devices: Architecture and challenges - Edward Longman, Mohammed El-Hajjar, Oktay Cetinkaya and Geoff Merrett
Type: Article
| 2022
Deep learning aided packet routing in aeronautical ad-hoc networks relying on real flight data: From single-objective to near-pareto multi-objective optimization - Dong Liu, Jiankang Zhang, Jingjing Cui, Soon Xin Ng, Robert Maunder and Lajos Hanzo
Type: Article
| 2021
Resource allocation in millimeter-wave multicarrier-division duplex systems with hybrid beamforming - Bohan Li, Lie-Liang Yang, Robert Maunder and SongLin Sun
Type: Article
| 2021
Type: Dataset
| 2016
| University of Southampton