Affiliated Department or Office
Education
Expert Bio
Professor Wyglinski's work focuses on devising new, reliable, and robust wireless communications using artificial intelligence and machine learning.Given society's growing reliance on wireless connectivity, it is important that wireless communications and networking systems are dependable and can co-exist with each other. His research into novel wireless communication systems will impact society in how they connect with each other and their surrounding environment, including the Internet of Things, smart cities, next-generation transportation systems, and eHealth. He says 5G communications will allow organizations to maintain critical operations in a safe and virtual manner during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research areas/Expertise
- 5G
- AI
- COVID 19
- GPS
- NASA
- Network Security
- Wireless communications
- artificial intelligence
- autonomous cars
- autonomous vehicles
- autonomy
- cognitive radio
- connected vehicles
- cyber security
- cyber-physical systems
- deep learning
- driverless cars
- driverless vehicles
- fiber optics
- machine learning
- mobile computing
- navigation
- nondestructive testing
- optics
- photonics
- predictive analytics
- radar
- self-driving cars
- sensors
- signal processing
- smart cities
- software-defined radio
- unmanned aerial vehicles
- wireless network
News
Media Coverage
WBUR spoke with Professor Alex Wyglinski about the CHIPS and Science Act and how its passage will affect the semiconductor industry in Massachusetts.
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