ICAIR

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The International Center for Advanced Internet Research (iCAIR) at Northwestern University was established in 1998 as a research center focused on creating future Internet technologies. iCAIR and its research partners have established multiple research and development projects directed at creating next generation networks. iCAIR undertakes its research and development initiatives in cooperative partnership with other national and international communities and organizations, including universities, national federal labs, standards organizations, advanced networking organizations, and corporate research centers. This research community is accelerating the level and pace of advanced networking research by focusing on key technologies that have the potential to transform digital communications significantly - thereby enabling many powerful new types of services and basic capabilities.