Modelling, undertaken by Oxford University, focuses on developing a holistic model of connectivity that unifies both wired and wireless communication systems. The growing complexity of modern networks demands a more integrated approach to managing the entire spectrum of connectivity.
Connectivity
Connectivity, led by University College London (UCL), tackles the core task of demonstrating how different connectivity techniques can be integrated to optimize both wired and wireless communication systems.
Adaptivity
Adaptivity, spearheaded by the University of Bristol, focuses on the critical need for adaptable networks that can seamlessly switch between wired and wireless technologies to meet evolving communication demands.
Security
Security, led by the University of Cambridge, tackles one of the most critical aspects of future communication networks: ensuring that these increasingly complex systems remain secure and resilient in the face of growing cyber threats.
