2025 Doctoral seminar

Guest Talks

• Violetta Weger (TU Munich)
• Stefan Ilsen (Cariad SE)

From October 9, 2025 to October 10, 2024, we organized a doctoral seminar. The aim of this seminar is for doctoral students to present and discuss their research results with each other in poster presentations and lectures. In addition, two guest lectures were held by people who have recently completed their doctorate. They presented their dissertations and share valuable insights and experiences from their time as a doctoral student.

Schedule

Thursday, October 9, 2025

10:00 – Welcome –

10:15 – Violetta Weger (TU Munich) - Guest Talk

11:15 – Coffee Break –

11:45 – Hadi Aghaee - Network Oblivious Transfer: An Information-Theoretic View

12:15 – Lunch –

13:15 – Christoph Herold - Simulation of the Impact of Smart Network Elements

13:45 – Zhen Ge - Reliability Analysis and Optimization in Wireless Networks with Dependent Link Failures

14:15 – Coffee Break –

14:45 – Yaning Zhao - Identification for Molecular Communication Based on Diffusion-Based Poisson Channel with Inter-Symbol Interference

15:15 – Lightning Talks (5 minutes per poster):

• Darius Heerklotz: Leakage Estimator Demonstrator
• Arne Gädeken: Testbed Molecular Communication
• Minglai Cai: Quantum Byzantine Multiple Access Channels
• Jonas Hawellek: Shared Entanglement in Classical Communication Networks
• Nils Hildebrandt: The IfN Distributed Massive MIMO Lab
• Pin-Hsun Lin: Implementation of 1-2 oblivious transfer
• Ramprashad Raghunath: Efficient wireless access and fronthaul in cell free massive MIMO
• Jyun-Sian Wu: Achievability Bounds on Asynchronous MIMO-Fading Random Access Channel
• Pol Julià Farré: An Alternative to Conventional QKD for Secret-Key Growing
• Mojan Wegener: Age of Information and Age of the Stalest in the Multiple Access Channel
• Mahboubeh Ansari: Parameter Extraction for Non-Stationary TDL Channel Models Based on Measurement Data

16:00 – Poster Session

17:00 – BBQ –

Friday, October 10, 2024

09:00 – Welcome –

09:15 – Stefan Ilsen (Cariad SE) - Guest Talk 

10:15 – Coffee Break –

10:45 – Xi Ding - Algebraic Application for MIMO Communication

11:15 – Francesco Capelletti - Ground-to-Satellite Channel Modelling for Interference and Frequency Management

11:45 – Lunch –

12:45 – Athin Mohan - Analysis of Superdense Coding Based Communication Systems with an Entanglement Budget

13:15 – Bile Peng - Joint Cbservation and Configuration Optimization for an RIS with Implicit Channel Estimation