UC3M was the coordinator of the E-NEXT Network of Excellence. UC3M ensures that OneLab coordinates with the ensemble of E-NEXT participants. The UC3M Department of Telematics is involved in education and research on broadband networks, advanced internet networking and applications, and intelligent agents. Its staff is steadily increasing, and at this moment includes two full professors, 23 associate professors, 25 part-time lecturers plus 19 research assistants. The staff of the Department of Telematics  has participated and directed projects of several European R&D programmes (ESPRIT, RACE, ACTS, IST), Spanish R&D programmes (PLANBA, MCYT, PASO), and also in contracts with the industry and public administrations.

The main current scientific objectives of the research group include a series of research topics on networking technology, such as routing protocols and internet traffic, multihoming, mobility in communication networks, high-performance networks, active networks and network-based processing. UC3M currently participates in advanced networking projects such as FP6 IST MUSE integrated project, FP6 IST DAIDALOS integrated project, FP6 IST E-NEXT NoE, FP6 IST E-Photon/One NoE, together with Spanish projects such as OPTINET6 and CAPITAL.

Role within the OneLab project:

UC3M was involved in the first phase of the OneLab project (OneLab1), where it was responsible for the multihoming component of Work Package 4.

Key staff: