The Wireless Networking and Systems (WINGS) Lab was established in 2001 and has conducted research across several areas of wireless networking and mobile computing, focusing on applying mathematical modeling and machine learning techniques to improve network performance. The students and faculty in the lab have contributed in various directions, including low-latency and fault-tolerant networks, wireless sensor networks, and cellular networks. Currently, the lab focuses on shared spectrum access technologies, mobile experience, RFID backscatter networks, and video streaming. Since 2020, we have also explored quantum networks. Currently studying the network stack in quantum networks.