On the 10th of November, we marked the third PhD milestone for 2025: Our colleague Sudeep Hegde has successfully defended his PhD on “Cellular V2X Communications for Truck Platooning: Joint Design and Performance Enhancement”.
Congratulations, Sudeep! Wishing you a wonderful research career ahead, and we look forward to many exciting collaborations together.
Susmitha Ramachandran successfully defended her Master Thesis on "Modelling and Evaluation of the Detour Effect in Position Flooding for Urban UAV Networks".
In this years MSWiM, we were happy to present our latest research in Wireless Avionic Intra-Communication and machine-learning-based UAV communication. The IEEE, International Conference on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems took place in October 2025, Barcelona, Spain.
Teresa Algarra Ulierte presented at IEEE WiSEE 2025 in Halifax, Canada, delivering a talk titled “What Channel Analysis Tells Us About Quality of Service Needs in Space Delay- and Disruption-Tolerant Networks”.
Together with Siska Simon (ZLL), Koojana Kuladinithi had the opportunity to attend the "6th Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den MINT-Fächern" (https://mint-symposium.de), where many lecturers and pedagogical experts came together.
Md Rezwan A Rasik successfully defended his Master Thesis on "Design and Evaluation of Time-Deterministic Multi-Path Forwarding in Industrial Networks".
A paper and a demo were accepted for the first workshop on 1st International Workshop on Teaching the Internet of Things (Teach-IoT) held at EWSN ( EMBEDDED WIRELESS SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS) conference 2025, Leuven, Belgium, September 22 – 24, 2025.
The following papers were accepted for the IEEE, International Conference on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems (MSWIM) in October 2025, Barcelona, Spain:
The paper "Modeling the Impact of Bursty Traffic on End-to-End Delays in 6TiSCH Wireless Sensor Networks" by Yevhenii Shudrenko and Andreas Timm-Giel was published in the journal IEEE Wireless Communications Letters (Volume: 14, Issue: 7, July 2025).
Today we marked a special milestone for our research group: Our colleague Sebastian Lindner has successfully defended his PhD on “Predictive Medium Access for Wireless Networks Applied to Aeronautical Communications”.
The paper with the title "Modeling of Geographic Greedy Routing in Sparse LDACS Air-to-Air Networks Using Absorbing Markov Chains" will be presented at the IEEE LCN 2025 conference in Sydney, Australia, October 14-16th by Musab Ahmed.
Konrad Fuger presented our work "Network Coded Rate Decay Flooding" at the IEEE International Conference on Communications in Montreal, Canada, 8–12 June 2025, which is a tailor-made protocol for position dissemination in large-scale urban UAV networks. It's always a pleasure to present and discuss new results with colleagues in the industry from all over the world.
The paper “Designing problem-based learning cases to foster student engagement in STEM” will be published in the "Tagungsband zum 6. Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den MINT-Fächern", September, 2025. Koojana Kuladinithi will present the paper at the symposium together with Siska Simon from ZLL.
For the winter semester 2025/26, we are looking for interested students who would like to support us as tutors for the "Computer Networks and Internet Security" bachelor course.
Teresa Algarra Ulierte participated in the SpaceOps 2025 conference, where she presented her paper titled "Quality of Service Extension for Delay- and Disruption-Tolerant Networking".
Congratulations to Rohan Mandal and Ramnandha Kumar Nagarajan for presenting their research projects. Rohan Mandal: "Impact of the Objective Function on Reliability of 6TiSCHbased Wireless Sensor Networks" Ramnandha Kumar Nagarajan: "Evaluating the reliability of 6TiSCH based IoT applications using simulation and modelling"
