Departmental award were awarded to former and current WiMNet students: Dr. Robert Margolies received the Electrical Engineering Collaborative Research Award. The award is “presented to Ph.D. candidates who make a superb contribution to a collaborative research effort”. The award recognizes his…
Robert Margolies successfully defended his Ph.D. Thesis titled “Resource Allocation for the Internet of Everything: From Energy Harvesting Tags to Cellular Networks”. While studying towards the Ph.D., Robert received the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, SMART Scholarship (declined), Egleston Doctoral Fellowship, ACM SenSys’11…
An article in the Cisco Technology News Site, “the network”, is titled “The Internet of Everything Goes to School”, and discusses efforts to boost educational programs that involve skills related to the Internet of Everything (IoE). WiMNet Lab Ph.D. student Robert…
The MS Award of Excellence is awarded annually by the Department of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University to fewer than 3% of the candidates for the M.S. degree to recognize outstanding achievement. This year, out of the 6 awards given…
An EnHANTs demo titled Organic Solar Cell-equipped Energy Harvesting Active Networked Tag (EnHANT) Prototypes received the Best Student Demo Award at the ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (ACM SenSys 2011), a premier sensor networking conference. The demo authors are Gerald Stanje, Paul Miller,…
WiMNet Ph.D. student Robert Margolies received the Egleston Doctoral Fellowship from the Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science. The Egleston Doctoral Fellows Program provides $10,000 to be used during the doctoral studies at Columbia Engineering for research related equipment or expenses….
