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We are delighted to share that our colleague Nasrin Razmi has been awarded the Third Prize in the Four-Minute Thesis Presentation competition by the IEEE Communications Society at the prestigious IEEE GLOBECOM 2024 in Cape Town.
Nasrin, in collaboration with Bho Matthiesen, Petar Popovski, and Armin Dekorsy, is conducting research in Federated Learning for satellite constellations, with a particular focus on Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Their work addresses key challenges in energy efficiency and scheduling, which are crucial for optimizing the operation of large-scale satellite networks.
This research underscores the pivotal role of distributed Artificial Intelligence (AI) in shaping the future of satellite mega constellations—one of the foundational pillars for 6G communication systems. By enabling more efficient and intelligent coordination among satellites, their findings pave the way for energy-conscious and scalable next-generation networks.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Nasrin and the team for this well-deserved recognition!
We are thrilled to share that the Head of our institute, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Armin Dekorsy, will be presenting an engaging talk on 6G and how it will affect all of us at the upcoming Science Goes Public event in Bremen. This event series is designed for everyone—not just those in the science community, but anyone interested in how cutting-edge research shapes our daily lives.
- Date: Thursday, October 17th, 2024
- Topic:6G and Its Impact on Our Lives and Society
Prof. Dekorsy will discuss the complex impact of 6G and how it's set to transform our world. This is a chance for everyone to gain insights into the future of communication technology, which is going to impact all of us, from a leading expert in the field.
We invite you and all of your friends and family that might be interested in the topic to join the talk. For more details on the time and location, please check the event link: https://www.sciencegoespublic.de/programm/6g-wird-ab-2030-weltweit-zur-verfuegung-stehen.422 .
The project "Open6GHub" develops a 6G vision for sovereign citizens in a hyper-connected world from 2030. The aim of the Open6GHub is to provide contributions to a global 6G harmonization process and standard in the European context. In its leading role on the topic „Unified 3D Networks, the Gauss-Olbers Space Technology Transfer Center (GOC) at the University of Bremen contributes to the Open6GHub research with its expertise in mobile- and satellite communications. Due to this leadership role, Professor Dekorsy was invited to the Thinknet 6G Summit 2022 to present the Open6GHub with a focus on "Unified 3D Networks".
We are looking for PhD candidaes and at postdoctoral researchers!
At this years academic graduation ceremeny 2021 Dr.-Ing. Ban-Sok Shin won the OHB PhD price. We congratulate and whish all the best for his future!
We congratulate Kameel Khoury for his awared of the DAAD Prize for outstanding achievements of foreign students.
