3rd INCOMING project school at DLR

We had an amazing week (12th to 16th of June 2023) at German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Oberpfaffenhofen near Munich enjoying the lectures and discussions during the third summer school of H2020-INCOMING project. We are immensely thankful to inspiring lecturers Lara Dolecek, PhD, Danijela Cabric, Beatriz Soret, Roy Yates, Jean-Francois Chamberland, Andrea Munari, Aleksandar Minja and Francisco Lazaro Blasco and fantastic event organisation by Estefanía Recayte, Federico Clazzer and Gianluigi Liva.

Report on the 2023 INCOMING DLR Summer School appeared in September issue of IEEE Information Theory Society newsletter. You can read the whole text at the link below. Thanks again to German Aerospace Center (DLR) team, especially Federico Clazzer and Estefanía Recayte, for neat organisation.

https://www.itsoc.org/newsletter/article/report-2023-incoming-dlr-phd-summer-school

School agenda is presented below:

On Monday and Wednesday afternoon INCOMING ESRs presented their research results as part of poster sessions:

Prof Branka VUcetic Lecture

Date: May, 21st June 2023
Time: 11:00h CET
Location: NTP-418 (FTN Science and Technology Park),
Faculty of Technical Sciences, Fruskogorska 1, Novi Sad
This seminar is a physical event!

Branka Vucetic
Professor, School of Electrical and Information Engineering,
University of Sydney, NSW, Australia
https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/people/branka.vucetic.php

Title: AI-Based Design of 6G Networks

Abstract: In this talk, a vision of use cases in future wireless 6G networks will be presented. 6G will provide distributed AI and a plug-and-play infrastructure for various IoT services. AI combined with domain knowledge will be used to design 6G, as conventional analytical methods will not be able to meet the stringent requirements of the future 6G services and deal with increasing network complexity. A framework for using AI in 6G design will be presented.  Some research results from the Sydney Centre for IoT and Telecommunications on AI-based designs of 6G physical, MAC and network layers will be demonstrated.

Biography: Prof Branka Vucetic currently works as a Laureate Professor and Director of the Centre for IoT and Telecommunications at the University of Sydney. During her career, she has held various research and academic positions in Serbia, Australia and UK. Her research interests include wireless communications, error control coding, and IoT applications in energy grids and industrial control.

Prof Vucetic co-authored four books and more than four hundred papers in telecommunications journals and conference proceedings. She is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering and IEEE.