Wenye Wang

Biography

Her current research interests include mobile and secure computing, modeling and performance analysis of single- and multi-hop wireless networks, network topology and architecture design. Dr. Wang received NSF CAREER Award in 2006. She is an ACM member and an IEEE Fellow.

Education

• Ph.D. 2002
  Electrical and Computer Engineering
  Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta

Recent Publications

• Downlink Decoding Based Accurate Measurement of LTE Spectrum Tenancy (2023)
• The vulnerability and enhancement of AKA protocol for mobile authentication in LTE/5G networks (2023)
• Spectrum Activity Surveillance: Modeling and Analysis From Perspectives of Surveillance Coverage and Culprit Detection (2022)
• Temporal and Spectral Analysis of Spectrum Hole Distributions in an LTE Cell (2021)
• Message coverage maximization in infrastructure-based urban vehicular networks (2019)
• Resilience of IoT Systems Against Edge-Induced Cascade-of-Failures: A Networking Perspective (2019)
• On Characterizing Information Dissemination During City-Wide Cascading Failures in Smart Grid (2018)
• Detection of infections using graph signal processing in heterogeneous networks (2017)
• From isolation time to node resilience: Impact of cascades in D2D-based social networks (2017)
• How durable and stable is file sharing on the move in cellular-assisted D2D communications? (2017)