The Network Architectures and Services Group
The NAS group belongs to the Quantum and Computer Engineering Department in the faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS) of the Delft University of Technology.
NAS educates and conducts research in the broad area of complex networks, ranging from man-made infrastructures such as data communications and energy networks, to biological, brain, social and financial networks. The emphasis lies on understanding network characteristics as well as the processes running on top of the network.
NAS participates in the Bachelor's program of Electrical Engineering and in the following Master Programs of Delft University of Technology:
- Master of Science (MSc) in Computer Science
- Master of Science (MSc) in Telecommunications
- Master of Science (MSc) in Computer Engineering
- Master of Science (MSc) in Embedded System
News
- 13.10.23: Dr. Natalia Meshcheryakova visited our research group and gave a talk 'Understanding Centrality Measures'.
- 06.10.23: Prof.dr.ir. Rob Kooij was invited as a keynote speaker at the workshop "Complex Systems and Resilience – State of the Art and Challenges”, organized by the Institute for Technological Research (IRT) SystemX in France, and gave the talk under the title 'Cyber-Resilience of Critical Infrastructures'.
- 14.09.23: We congratulate Ivan Jokic on receiving his PhD degree. His thesis is available here: Complex networks: topology, spectrum and linear processes.
- 28.07.23: The Dutch NetSci Summer Symposium will take place at TU Delft on 30-31 August 2023. For more information see here.
- 28.07.23: The second edition of the "Graph Spectra for Complex Networks" book will appear in September 2023. See here.
- 19.06.23: On 15 June 2023, Prof.dr.ir. Rob Kooij gave a presentation with title "From Quantum Technologies to hardcore Graph Theory" for the QCE department in TU Delft. The slides of the presentation can be found here.
- 14.03.2023: NAS is proud to announce that dr. Siyu Tang (NAS Alumni PhD student) received the first place of the Innovation Pioneer award issued by Huawei’s Central Research Institute in 2022, for her work of a light-weight asynchronous traffic scheduler on large-scale deterministic networks.
Siyu Tang received the Riemann Team Award from Huawei Munich Research Center in 2023 for her consistent work in leading the design of low-latency and high-reliable industrial and enterprise networks.
