Paving the Path to 5G & Beyond: Development of Next-Generation Radio Frontend Systems
Dr. Kenle Chen – University of Rhode Island
Micro- Bio-Sensors and Bioelectronics for Biological Investigations and Health Monitoring
Dr. Hung Cao – University of Washington
Novel Architectures for Low-Complexity Scalable Phased Arrays
Ms. Fatemeh Akbar – University of Michigan
Virus Spread on Networks: Modeling, Analysis, and Control
Mr. Philip E. Pare – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Laser-free Terahertz Pulse Sources for Molecular Sensing, Hyper-spectral Imaging and High-Speed Communication
Mr. M. Mahdi Assefzadeh – Rice University
Powering the Next Generation Internet-of-Things
Dr. Ujwal Radhakrishna – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Limited-Communication Coordination of Large-Scale Networked Systems
Dr. Chinwendu Enyioha – Harvard University
Network Function Virtualization on Cloud File Systems
Mr. Zhenhua Li – Stoney Brook University
Towards Attack-Resilient Wireless Cyber-Physical Systems: Some Challenges and Possible Solutions
Dr. F. Richard Yu – Carleton University
When Real-Time Scheduling Theory Meets Cyber-Physical Systems
Dr. Zhishan Guo – Missouri University of Science and Technology