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Zhi-Li Zhang Research Group

University of Minnesota
Location
Minneapolis, MN
Research area
computer networks
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

computer networksedge computingAI/ML for networksautonomous vehiclescyber-physical systems

About the research

How can next-generation networks and AI be combined to support resilient, application-aware services like autonomous driving?

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The Computer Networking, Mobile, and AI Research Lab builds service-oriented, application-aware, scalable and secure 5G/NextG networked systems. The group develops AI/ML algorithms to enable intelligent software-defined networking, edge/cloud systems and Digital Twins. Researchers design and experimentally evaluate architectures for collaborative autonomous driving, metaverse applications, and IoT with cross-layer performance and security considerations. Work combines formal modeling, analysis, implementation, and real-world evaluation to measure and optimize networked system behavior.

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