We hosted the workshop on Post Shannon Theory, Molecular Communication and Semantic Communication 2024. The workshop was held from February 28th to March 1st at the TU Braunschweig. It started on Wednesday (28.02.2024) 10:30 AM and ended on Friday (01.03.2024) noon. The workshop covered topics such as identification theory, common randomness generation, age of information, molecular communication, etc.
Furthermore, Shun Watanabe, the recipient of the IEEE Distinguished Lecturer award for 2023-2024, gave a talk during our workshop.
Location:
TU Braunschweig
Institut für Nachrichtentechnik
Schleinitzstr. 22
38106 Braunschweig
Wednesday, 28 February
10:30 — Welcome/Postersession/Demos —
12:00 — Lunch —
13:30 — Shun Watanabe - Information-theoretic Cryptography
15:00 — Coffee Break —
15:45 — Juan Cabrera - Analog network coding in molecular communications
16:30 — Johannes Rosenberger - Randomized Functional Communication
17:15 — Coffee Break —
17:45 — Maximilian Schaefer - Internet of Bio Nano Things
18:30 — Final Discussion
19:30 — Dinner —
Thursday, 29 February
9:00 — Welcome —
9:15 — Ilya Vorobyev - Deterministic Identification Codes for DMC and Fading Channels
10:00 — Caspar von Lengerke - Digital Twin Use Case
10:45 — Coffee Break —
11:15 — Wafa Labidi - Joint Identification and Sensing
12:00 — Lunch —
13:30 — Pit Hofmann - Simulation of microfluidic molecular communication using OpenFOAM
14:15 — Prashanth Kumar - Practical Common Randomness Generation using Software-defined Radios
15:00 — Coffee Break —
15:30 — Sebastian Lotter - Semantic Communication in MC
16:15 — Coffee/Demo/Poster —
Friday, 1 March
9:00 — Welcome —
9:15 — Discussion - Topics:
12:00 — Lunch —
13:00 — Goodbye —
The organizers acknowledge the financial support by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) in the program “Souverän. Digital. Vernetzt.”, joint projects 6G-life, project identification number: 16KISK002, and 6G-RIC, project identification number: 16KISK020K.
