LENSS - Laboratory for Embedded & Networked Sensor Systems

The Laboratory for Embedded & Networked Sensor Systems at Texas A&M University performs research in wireless adhoc and sensor network protocols, architectures and applications. We currently focus on: distributed coordination algorithms such as localization, time synchronization, clustering, and topology control; QoS in sensor networks; failure resilience and fault isolation; energy management; cognitive multichannel MAC protocols; and wireless security.

We gratefully acknowledge the funding support from NSF, ONR, EPA, KAUST, Rockwell Collins, BCSMPO and Texas A&M.


News ( funding, students )

  • January 2012: Congratulations to Amin for passsing his PhD Proposal Defense. Way to go Amin! Keep up the good work!
  • January 2012: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant supplement by NSF! We welcome Dr. Lidia Smith to work with our group in Summer 2012.
  • December 2011: Congratulations to all for a journal paper being accepted by Elsevier AdHoc Networks.
  • October 2011: Congratulations to Myounggyu for winning the Best Student Paper Award at EUC 2011 (22% acceptance rate).
  • September 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by ONR !
  • September 2011: Congratulations to Mahima for her paper being accepted at ICDCN 2012
  • August 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by NSF !
  • August 2011: Congratulations to Myounggyu for having 2 papers accepted at EUC 2011.
  • July 2011: Congratulations to Myounggyu and Haijie for their paper accepted at WiMob 2011.
  • July 2011: Congratulations to Amin for his paper accepted at WiMob 2011.
  • July 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by NSF !
  • June 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by Rockwell Collins !
  • May 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by IAMCS-KAUST !
  • May 2011: Congratulations to Amin for his paper accepted at ICCCN 2011.
  • May 2011: Congratulations to Amin for his paper accepted at ADHOC NOW 2011.
  • April 2011: Congratulations to Myouynggyu for passsing his PhD Proposal Defense. Way to go Myounggyu! Keep up the good work in time for graduation in 2012!
  • March 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by BCSMPO !
  • March 2011: Congrats to Harsha for his contribution to a paper accepted by IEEE DCOSS 2011.
  • February 2011: Our paper on "Cut Detection in Sensor Networks" was accepted by IEEE TPDS
  • July 2010: Congrats to Roja for successfully defending her MS thesis. Way to go Roja!
  • July 2010: Our paper on Asymmetric Event-based Node Localization was accepted by IEEE TPDS
  • May 2011: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by IAMCS-KAUST !
  • Apr 2010: Congrats to Myounggyu for his paper being accepted by AdHoc Networks Journal (Elevier), 2010.
  • Apr 2010: Congrats to Roja for her paper being accepted by IEEE INSS 2010.
  • Apr 2010: Congrats to Harsha for his paper being accepted by IEEE DCOSS 2010.
  • Mar 2010: Congrats to Myounggyu and Wei for their paper being accepted by ACM IWCMC 2010.
  • Jan 2010: Congrats to the entire group for the paper accepted by IEEE Communications 2010.
  • Nov 2009: Congrats to Wei for his paper accepted by SAC 2010.
  • Oct 16, 2009: Congrats to Harsha for successfully defending his MS thesis. Way to go Harsha!
  • Sept 2009: Congrats to Mike for his 3rd place at the IAP poster competition
  • Aug 2009: Successful DistressNet demonstration in Disaster City! Congratulations to the entire team (Harsha, Mike, Myounggyuy, Wei, Roja)
  • July 2009: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by NSF !
  • May 2009: Congrats to Myounggyu for his paper accepted at WASA 2009.
  • September 2008: Congrats to Andria for her paper accepted at IRSN 2008.
  • August 2008: We gratefully acknowledge the funding of our grant by EPA !
  • July 2008: Congrats to Harsha for his demo paper accepted at SenSys 2008.
  • March 2008: Congrats to Andria for her 3rd place at the IAP poster competition
  • October 2007: Our paper on Composability of Lccalization Protocols in WSN was accepted by IEEE Network, 2007.