Khac-Hoang Ngo
Khac-Hoang Ngo is a postdoctoral researcher in the Communication Systems group, working with Prof. Alexandre Graell i Amat and Prof. Giuseppe Durisi. His research focuses on wireless communications and information theory. He is involved in a project related to edge computing in wireless networks for IoT applications. Specifically, his work aims to derive fundamental limits of and devise resilient coding schemes for latency-critical and privacy-preserving edge computing in wireless random-access networks. The results of this project will help paving the way to the full realization of the IoT.
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Unsourced Multiple Access With Common Alarm Messages: Network Slicing for Massive and Critical IoT
Age of Information in Slotted ALOHA With Energy Harvesting
Joint Communications and Sensing Design for Multi-Carrier MIMO Systems
Sparse Bayesian Learning with Atom Refinement for mmWave MIMO Channel Estimation
Unsourced Multiple Access With Random User Activity
Irregular Repetition Slotted ALOHA Over the Binary Adder Channel
Joint Constellation Design for Noncoherent MIMO Multiple-Access Channels
Transmit Correlation Diversity: Generalization, New Techniques, and Improved Bounds
Unsourced Multiple Access for Heterogeneous Traffic Requirements
Massive Uncoordinated Access with Random User Activity
Two-User MIMO Broadcast Channel with Transmit Correlation Diversity: Achievable Rate Regions
A Generalized Gaussian Model for Wireless Communications
Age of Information in Prioritized Random Access
The Optimal DoF for the Noncoherent MIMO Channel with Generic Block Fading
Noncoherent MIMO Multiple-Access Channels: A Joint Constellation Design
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