Tingjun Chen successfully defended his Ph.D. Dissertation titled “Algorithms and Experimentation for Future Wireless Networks: From Internet-of-Things to Full-Duplex”. Over the past few years, Tingjun has made major contributions to WiMNet lab’s efforts in the areas of energy harvesting and…
Tingjun Chen, a Ph.D. student in the WiMNet lab will join the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in Duke University as an Assistant Professor in Aug. 2021. He will be working on various components – from emerging Physical technologies…
WiMNet Ph.D. student Tingjun Chen was featured in the Student Spotlight section of the Columbia Engineering website with the following video. Tingjun Chen, a PhD candidate in electrical engineering, translates his expertise in developing algorithms and running simulations into real-world,…
A SIGNAL Magazine article features the COSMOS testbed and includes an interview with Prof. Zussman and Tingjun Chen. In addition to aspects related to the testbed’s development, deployment, and outreach activities, the article discusses WiMNet Lab’s research in the areas…
The IEEE ComSoc Full Duplex Wireless Communications Emerging Technologies Initiatives (ETI) aims to develop self-interference cancellation and mitigation techniques and to develop technology enablers and associated physical layer and medium access control layer algorithms and radio resource management techniques that facilitate full duplex…
WiMNet lab Ph.D. student Tingjun Chen is the ACM MobiCom 2019 Student Research Competition (SRC) First Place Winner. ACM MobiCom is the flagship conference in the area of mobile computing and wireless networking, and this year’s conference was held in Oct. 21–25 at Los…
