IMDEA Networks
Research projects
Generating new knowledge and ideas and providing technology transfer to help turn them new products and services is crucial to maintain and enhance the competitiveness of industry and the EU as a whole. For this complex process it is important that researchers and industry work closely together and maximize the social and economic benefits of new ideas.
National and international research projects help improve the knowledge transfer between research institutions and industry. With those objectives in mind, IMDEA Networks participates in multiple research projects. Below is a list of the ones active at the moment.
MIMORPH-5G
NR Computer Software Program Usage License Agreement
IMDEA Networks participates in the project through a contract with TU Darmstadt
FINALITY
saFe learNIng for lArge scaLe InTerconnected sYstems
IMDEA Networks is beneficiary of this project
6thSense
Joint Communication and Sensing in 6G Networks
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
CYBERACTIONING
Training Cybersecurity Skills through Advanced Higher Education Joint Programmes
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
ORIGAMI
Optimized resource integration and global architecture for mobile infrastructure for 6G
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
6th SENSE (ELSA)
6G location and sensing-based analytics
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
6G-IRONWARE
Time-resilient mobile network traffic forecasting in 6G
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
GERMINAL
Connectivity. Enabling Next Generation NAV COM Hybrid Terminal
IMDEA Networks is beneficiary of this project
CoCo5G
Traffic Collection, Contextual Analysis, Data-driven Optimization for 5G
IMDEA Networks Institute participates as partner without assigned budget
INCREASE-HE
Grant to increase the participation of IMDEA Networks in Horizon Europe
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
MADQuantum-CM
Quantum Communication in the Autonomous Region of Madrid
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
PROMIN
IMDEA Network’s plan for attracting talent and promoting degrees related to telecommunications, at national and international level
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
DataBri-X
Data Process & Technological Bricks for expanding digital value creation in European Data Spaces
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
BRAIN
Explainable and robust AI for integration in next generation networked systems
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
ADVANCE-6G
Scientific Infrastructure of Computing and Communications for Advanced Experimentation in 6G Networks
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
NetSense+1
Talent Attraction grant - One-year Extension
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
ECOMOME
Energy consumption measurements and optimization in mobile networks
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
ESFRI-SLICES-CM 2024
Large-scale scientific infrastructure for experimental studies in computing/communication
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
SocialProbing
Scalable and Cost Competitive Data Collection and Analysis Techniques for Social Probing
IMDEA Networks is the beneficiary of this project
Research Projects
IMDEA Networks Institute receives funding to develop its research activities from varied sources. There are two main categories of external funding:
Funding of individual researchers
Individual researchers receive funding in the form of grants, scholarships and fellowships from international, national or regional funds. At present several of our researchers are proud awardees of ERC Grants, MARIE CURIE Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) for Career Development, MARIE CURIE Amarout Europe Programme Fellowships, “Ramón y Cajal” grants, FPU scholarships and I3 subventions.
Externally-funded research projects, attracting European Union, National or Regional funds
Externally-funded research projects enable us to collaborate with researchers from other organizations and backgrounds. Research funding is awarded following an open competitive selection process in which project proposals, and the private or public sector organizations presenting them, are subject to rigorous scrutiny. Such thoroughness helps to ensure that research undertaken with those funds is relevant, well-managed and with high probabilities of success in achieving its stated goals.
European Union (EU)-funded Research Projects provide the Institute with excellent opportunities to collaborate with leading players in the international arena. Such projects are awarded through an open tendering system in which project consortia, composed of players from public and private sectors, collaborate to prepare and submit competitive research proposals in response to a specific EU call. The awarding of the research grant is a decision based on the funding organisation’s assessment of the proposals’ relative probabilities of success in achieving the stated goals.
IMDEA Networks seeks partnerships with leading companies, research institutes, Universities and technology centres that wish to form consortia for collaboration on such projects.
National and Regional Research are similar to European-funded research projects in their openness and the tendering processes used.
Part of these research projects and personnel grants are financed through the European funds “Next Generation EU” and the National Plan for Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience. You can access more information on this link.
Commissioned research projects
These are the projects in which the Institute is contracted by a company or organisation to conduct exclusive research on its behalf.