Benoit Garbinato is a Full Professor in computer science at the University of Lausanne, where he leads the Distributed Object Programming Lab. Prior to that he had worked in industry, first for the research lab of UBS in Zurich (Ubilab), where he lead the software engineering group, and later for Sun Microsystems' professional services, as senior software architect. His current research and teaching activities focus on the design and implementation of dynamic distributed architectures, such as pervasive and mobile systems. Hugo Miranda is an Assistant Professor at the Informatics Department of the University of Lisbon. His research interests include protocol composition frameworks and mobile computing. Luis Rodrigues is a Professor of the Departamento de Engenharia Informatica at the Technical University of Lisbon. His current interests include fault-tolerant and real-time distributed systems, group membership and communication, replicated data management, publish-subscribe systems, peer-to-peer computing and mobile computing. He is a member of the Ordem dos Engenheiros, ACM, and IEEE.

• Networking and Programming Issues.- Energy in Wireless Sensor Networks.- Programming Wireless Sensor Networks.- Mobility Models for Systems Evaluation.- Ad Hoc Routing.- Communication Models.- An Introduction to Population Protocols.- Routing Issues in Opportunistic Networks.- Wireless Mesh Networks.- Middleware Issues.- Gossip-Based Dissemination.- Application Layer Multicast.- Distributed Event Routing in Publish/Subscribe Systems.- Tuple Space Middleware for Wireless Networks.- Security Middleware for Mobile Applications.- Dynamic Adaptation.- Applicative Issues.- Middleware Support for Context-Aware Applications.- Autoconfiguration and Service Discovery.- Dynamic Resource Management and Cyber Foraging.- Vehicular Networks and Applications.

Benoit Garbinato is a Full Professor in computer science at the University of Lausanne, where he leads the Distributed Object Programming Lab. Prior to that he had worked in industry, first for the research lab of UBS in Zurich (Ubilab), where he lead the software engineering group, and later for Sun Microsystems' professional services, as senior software architect. His current research and teaching activities focus on the design and implementation of dynamic distributed architectures, such as pervasive and mobile systems. Hugo Miranda is an Assistant Professor at the Informatics Department of the University of Lisbon. His research interests include protocol composition frameworks and mobile computing. Luis Rodrigues is a Professor of the Departamento de Engenharia Informatica at the Technical University of Lisbon. His current interests include fault-tolerant and real-time distributed systems, group membership and communication, replicated data management, publish-subscribe systems, peer-to-peer computing and mobile computing. He is a member of the Ordem dos Engenheiros, ACM, and IEEE.

• Networking and Programming Issues.- Energy in Wireless Sensor Networks.- Programming Wireless Sensor Networks.- Mobility Models for Systems Evaluation.- Ad Hoc Routing.- Communication Models.- An Introduction to Population Protocols.- Routing Issues in Opportunistic Networks.- Wireless Mesh Networks.- Middleware Issues.- Gossip-Based Dissemination.- Application Layer Multicast.- Distributed Event Routing in Publish/Subscribe Systems.- Tuple Space Middleware for Wireless Networks.- Security Middleware for Mobile Applications.- Dynamic Adaptation.- Applicative Issues.- Middleware Support for Context-Aware Applications.- Autoconfiguration and Service Discovery.- Dynamic Resource Management and Cyber Foraging.- Vehicular Networks and Applications.

Benoit Garbinato is a Full Professor in computer science at the University of Lausanne, where he leads the Distributed Object Programming Lab. Prior to that he had worked in industry, first for the research lab of UBS in Zurich (Ubilab), where he lead the software engineering group, and later for Sun Microsystems' professional services, as senior software architect. His current research and teaching activities focus on the design and implementation of dynamic distributed architectures, such as pervasive and mobile systems. Hugo Miranda is an Assistant Professor at the Informatics Department of the University of Lisbon. His research interests include protocol composition frameworks and mobile computing. Luis Rodrigues is a Professor of the Departamento de Engenharia Informatica at the Technical University of Lisbon. His current interests include fault-tolerant and real-time distributed systems, group membership and communication, replicated data management, publish-subscribe systems, peer-to-peer computing and mobile computing. He is a member of the Ordem dos Engenheiros, ACM, and IEEE.

• Networking and Programming Issues.- Energy in Wireless Sensor Networks.- Programming Wireless Sensor Networks.- Mobility Models for Systems Evaluation.- Ad Hoc Routing.- Communication Models.- An Introduction to Population Protocols.- Routing Issues in Opportunistic Networks.- Wireless Mesh Networks.- Middleware Issues.- Gossip-Based Dissemination.- Application Layer Multicast.- Distributed Event Routing in Publish/Subscribe Systems.- Tuple Space Middleware for Wireless Networks.- Security Middleware for Mobile Applications.- Dynamic Adaptation.- Applicative Issues.- Middleware Support for Context-Aware Applications.- Autoconfiguration and Service Discovery.- Dynamic Resource Management and Cyber Foraging.- Vehicular Networks and Applications.