Shih-Chun Lin
Assistant Professor
Dr. Lin conducts research on wireless software defined networking systems, including 5G and beyond (5G&B;) 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
2008 - BS in Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
2010 - MS in Communication Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
2017 - PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia
Awards & Honors
- 2016 - Best Student Paper Award Runner-up, IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC)
- 2015 - Researcher of the Year Award, the BWN Lab, Georgia Institute of Technology
Recent Publications
- Software-Defined architecture for QoS-Aware IoT deployments in 5G systems (2019)
- A Software-Defined Networking based Architecture for QoS-Aware IoT Communication in 5G Systems (2018)
- Dynamic bandwidth allocation in SDN based next generation virtual networks (2018)
- End-to-End Network Slicing for 5G&B Wireless Software-Defined Systems (2018)
- SDN-based architecture for providing reliable Internet of Things connectivity in 5G systems (2018)
- Towards Optimal Network Planning for Software-Defined Networks (2018)
- Towards Software-Defined Massive MIMO for 5G&B Spectral-Efficient Networks (2018)
- Delay-based maximum power-weight scheduling with heavy-tailed traffic (2017)
- Dynamic base station formation for solving NLOS problem in 5G millimeter-wave communication (2017)
- Magnetic induction-based localization in randomly deployed wireless underground sensor networks (2017)