I am happy to announce that Md Ashiqul "Robin" Amin successfully defended his Masters thesis, "WOLFF: A LoRa-based Network Architecture to Extend Internet Service in Remote Areas." Robin is the very first CANIS Lab member to successfully complete a Masters thesis. We are proud of you, Robin, and we look forward to the next steps you will take in your career!
Congratulations to Nazmul Hossain (PhD student) for his first-authored paper "Woes, Workarounds, and Wishes of Users Living in a Multinetwork Reality," which will appear in the CHI '23 Late-breaking W
The CANIS Lab is excited to be working on #CellWatch, led by Dr. Ellen Zegura from Georgia Tech and in collaboration with Dr. Elizabeth Belding from UCSB. If you live here in the Four Corners, you hav
My work with Elizabeth Belding and Ellen Zegura (funded through PuebloConnect) was featured in a recent CNET article about the myriad of issues with mapping broadband in the US. In the article, we dis