Shih-Chun Lin

Biography

Dr. Lin conducts research on wireless software-defined networking systems, including next-generation cellular networks, Internet of Things (IoT), and cyber-physical systems (CPS), along with network function virtualization and cloudification. He also conducts research on wireless communication in challenged underground and underwater environments. All of these studies are investigated through both rigid theoretical analysis and practical implementations.

Education

• Ph.D. 2017
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
  Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta

Recent Publications

• A Low-Overhead Dynamic Formation Method for LEO Satellite Swarm Using Imperfect CSI (2024)
• Hardware-in-the-Loop Implementation of Distributed SDR Systems and Throughput-Optimal Coordinated Transmissions (2024)
• PRODIGY plus : a robust progressive upgrade approach for elastic optical networks (2024)
• 4.71-Pbps-Throughput Multiband OXC Based on Space- and Wavelength-Granular Hybrid Switching (2023)
• 6G-AUTOR: Autonomic Transceiver via Realtime On-Device Signal Analytics (2023)
• Anti-Jamming Resilient LEO Satellite Swarms (2023)
• Connected autonomous vehicles: State of practice (2023)
• Effective Capacity Estimation Based on Cut-Set Load Analysis in Optical Path Networks (2023)
• Efficient Content Delivery in User-Centric and Cache-Enabled Vehicular Edge Networks with Deadline-Constrained Heterogeneous Demands (2023)
• Privacy-Preserving Serverless Edge Learning With Decentralized Small-Scale Mobile Data (2023)

Awards & Honors