The Communication Systems & Networks Research Group was formed in 1985 to address the research demands of the fixed and wireless communication sectors. It performs fundamental academic research with strong levels of industrial application. The Group has well-equipped laboratories with state-of-the-art test & measurement equipment as well as first-class computational facilities.
The CSN Group is particularly well-known for its pioneering work in topics such as antennas & propagation, digital healthcare, connected & autonomous vehicles and linearised power amplifiers. Our world leading research addresses topics such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Massive MIMO, robust vehicular communications, dynamic mmWave networks, full duplex communications, wearable wireless technologies and wireless/optical network integration. Many of these subjects are critical in the development of efficient and cost-effective 5G networks.
Researchers of the CSN Research Group are members of the Smart Internet Lab. This recent initiative builds on Bristol's strategic research in communications and digital technologies to create a hub for Internet Research with long lasting benefits for society and the economy.
An idiosyncratic journey to connected and autonomous transportation
By Robert J. Piechocki
Researchers from CSN attend PIMRC in Valencia!, 15 September 2016
PhD student reaches finals of student paper competition!, 16 August 2016
Massive MIMO, massive win for Bristol student at NI Engineering Impact Awards, 3 August 2016
Electrical engineering students win prestigious student design competition, 14 June 2016
Bristol’s Full Duplex Research presented at European Wireless in Finland, 31 May 2016
