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Alan Marshall

Professor Alan Marshall
PhD/ FIET, SMIEEE

Chair in Communications Networks
Trustworthy Computing

Contact

Alan.Marshall@liverpool.ac.uk

+44 (0)151 794 4525

Research

Network architectures and multi-sensory systems

Network architectures and protocols; Mobile and Wireless networks; Network Security; high-speed packet switching, Quality of Service & Experience (QoS/QoE) architectures, distributed haptics and multi-sensory information including olfaction and gustation.

Trust and reputation mechanisms for Machine-to-machine communications

Research grants

A New Framework for developing Cognitive Process Models

SONY EUROPE BV (NETHERLANDS)

October 2024 - February 2026

SecureID: Towards Secure Device Identification Using Radio Frequency Fingerprints

ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL

September 2025 - February 2029

Using Novel Sensing Approaches to Understand Processing of Touch in the Brain

UNILEVER PLC (UK)

October 2018 - March 2024

Context Aware network architectures for Sending Multiple Senses (CASMS)

ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL

February 2017 - February 2022

Cross-Layer Resource Allocation for Heterogeneous Green Wireless Sensor Networks

ROYAL SOCIETY (CHARITABLE)

March 2016 - March 2019

Creating a Stink - Investigating Olfactory Transport Streams

ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL

September 2015 - September 2018

    Research collaborations

    Professor J Cavallero

    PhD programme

    Rice University, Texas, USA

    Consensus mechanisms for co-operative trust in radio spectrum sensing

    Prof R Woods (QUB), Prof J Cavallero (Rice), Dr C Bleakley (UCD)

    NSF programme: "WiPhyLoc8: Dynamic WiFi Positioning using Physical Layer Parameters for Location-based Services and Security"

    QUB, UCD, Rice

    NSF funded USA-Ireland partnership with Rice University, Texas, Queen's University Belfast, and University College Dublin

    Dr S Ferguson

    PhD programme

    Queens University Belfast

    Intelligent scheduling algorithms for Haptic and multi-sensory transmission