Hello everyone!
February has already gone by so fast. After the immersive seminar held at the end of 2025, exchanges have since continued actively, and we look forward to meeting on March 12 to follow up on the research strategy for the next two years.
As a reminder, since this month, the weekly seminar talk has been held on Thursdays (2–3?pm) instead of Wednesdays.
Also, there will be no talks on February 26 and March 5 due to the school holidays.
Landmark events
We are pleased to inform you that the dates for the major events of our lab for the coming months were confirmed :
March 12 – Scientific Strategy Session : Follow-Up to the Members Retreat
Please, save the date of this meeting were we will share the outcomes of the immersive LINCS workshop on December 17–18. We will present the thematic areas in detail and discuss possible extensions, in order to collectively shape the organization of our laboratory’s future activities.
MAIN DISCUSSIONS STARTED
- AI & Networks (Daniel, Leonardo, Qiong, Andrea, Alonso, Francesca, Marc-Olivier B., Fabio)
- Quantum 2.0 (Ludovic, Rémi, Marc-Olivier R., Sébastien, Joaquin)
- NTN (François, Aslan, Ashutosh, Calvin, Philippe)
- Information Theory (Aslan, François, Ashutosh, Philippe)
May21 – Ph.D Student Day
Please, save the date of the 2026 edition of this event entirely dedicated to the PhD Students and Postdocs of the lab, and it consist of a part with elevator pitches, posters and brainstorming, a friendly lunch and a team-building activity held outdoors.
The purpose of this day is to provide our students and junior researchers with an opportunity to present their work, learn about the research of their peers, and receive valuable feedback from senior members of the LINCS.
July 2&3 – Annual Workshop with the Scientific Commettee
Please, save the dates : as is tradition, we are pleased to invite you to the 2026 edition of this two-day event, featuring scientific highlights, surveys, elevator pitches, and posters from our scientific community, as well as one social night out.
Newcomers
Elif Ebru Ohri as a Ph.D Student (Sorbonne University)
Elif is a doctoral researcher at LIP6 laboratory within the NPA (Networks and Performance Analysis) team. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Galatasaray University in Turkey and a Master’s degree in Cloud and Network Infrastructures from Sorbonne Université.Alessandro Genovese as a Visiting Ph.D Student (Télécom SudParis)
Alessandro is a PhD student at the University of Catania (IT), where he also obtained both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Computer Engineering.What’s coming next!
Everyone is warmly invited to volunteer for a talk or to suggest speakers for April 9, 16, 23, 30, and May 7 and 28.
Coming talks
- Coexistence of eMBB and mMTC in CF-mMIMO Systems – Sergi Liesegang (Nokia; MSCA) – March 19
- Resource-efficient NextG MIMO Sensing and Communications: Bridging Sparse Arrays, Spatial Modulation and Subspace Codes – Robin Rajamäki (Tampere University) – March 25
- The Doppler-Shannon Paradigm in Vehicular Networks: A Stochastic Geometry Analysis – Ashutosh Balakrishnan – April 2
What we’ve been doing…
Previous talks & Videos
- Network Calculus: Guaranteed performance analysis in networks – Anne Bouillard – February 19
- MetaLore: Learning to Orchestrate Communication and Computation for Metaverse Synchronization – Elif Ebru OHRI – February 12
- Towards a Federated Public Computing Continuum Platform – Chih-Kai Huang February 4
Lab’s life
Come and find us, expecially on Wednedays, it’s a great chance to have lunch together and catch up around the seminar !