Research group
Connectivity
Research group
Connectivity
The research group on connectivity works on concepts for communication and networking in wireless systems, such as the emerging 6G technology, but also in a broader sense, using the methods of communication theory. The research activities are organized in six groups:
- Interplay of Machine Learning (ML) and communications, dealing with the questions how ML and foundational models are changing the communication protocols.
- Low-latency and time-constrained communication
- Satellite Communications and Non-Terrestrial Networks
- Integrated Communication and Sensing
- Experimental work on Open Radio Access Networks (O-RAN)
- Quantum communications
Key projects
EU FP7 METIS
The largest EU project on 5G wireless that defined the foundations of 5G.
EU FP7 SUNSEED
This project deals with investigated and trialed convergence of telecoms and power distribution. The project has received the EC’s innovation radar award.
EU H2020 WILLOW
The project is an ERC Consolidator Grant, which is the most prestigious research funding in Europe and currently the only project of this sort in the department.
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