COSMOS is a joint project involving Rutgers, Columbia, and NYU along with several partner organizations including New York City, CCNY, University of Arizona, Silicon Harlem, and IBM.
Principal Investigator, Rutgers University
co-Principal Investigator, Columbia University
Program Director, Rutgers University
co-Principal Investigator, New York University
The Rutgers team and WINLAB will build on extensive research experience with wireless testbeds, software-defined radio technology, and mobile Internet architecture. WINLAB’s open-access, NSF-funded ORBIT wireless-testbed is currently used by researchers nationally to run controlled experiments at scale.
Director, WINLAB.
Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Chair, ACM Sigmobile
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science
Department Chair and Professor, Computer Science
Associate Director, WINLAB
Department Chair and Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Associate Vice President, Office of Advanced Research Computing
The Columbia team will build on ongoing research in mmWave, cross-layering and optical systems for wireless networks, and dynamic spectrum access. The team will leverage Columbia buildings and vehicles for the testbed deployment, which will also serve as a platform for community outreach.
Chief Technology Officer and Associate Vice President, Columbia University Information Technology
Professor, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Director, Strategic Programs
Data Science Institute
The NYU team will build on its extensive experience with mmWave, design and operation of wireless testbeds, and using testbeds for STEM education.
NYC Team.
Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer, City of New York
Professor and Associate Dean
rwesson@ccny.cuny.edu/Research Page
The Arizona team will build on its extensive experience with Optical Networking
Administrative Director at the Center for Integrated Access Networks and Research Professor
