Morse Reseach group

The Mobile Networks and Software Reliability (MORSE) research group is part of Universidad de Málaga (UMA). UMA is a public university in the Spanish Autonomous Region of Andalusia with about 40,000 students and over 3,000 research and teaching staff. The main technical degrees at undergraduate and graduate levels are those offered in Industrial/Mechanical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering and Computer Science.

MORSE group comprises a team of professors and researchers of the UMA’s Department of Programming Languages and Computer Science. Its headquarters are at the Technical High School on Computer Science and the Andalusian Institute for Technology and Software Engineering (ITIS) in Malaga. The group’s activities are geared towards both basic and applied research, along with significant dedication to technological transference. The group’s research projects receive important financial support, which is obtained from both public and private grants and through participation in European projects.

MORSE has great experience in software for mobile communication networks and formal methods for software reliability.  

Our group has successfully collaborated with several companies on the wireless sector contributing in the development of conformance testing tools, protocol stacks, deployment of pilots and more.

MORSE has participated in more than 20 national and international projects funded by public funding and by collaborations with private companies like Alcatel-Lucent, Adif, Agilent Technologies, Keysight Technologies, AT4 wireless, Optimi (now part of Ericsson), Abengoa Water, or Telefónica. Its technology transfer capabilities are widely recognized.