Wenye Wang
Professor
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
2002 - Ph.D in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia
Awards & Honors
- 2006 - IEEE GLOBECOM, Best Student Paper Award
- 2006 - NSF Career Award
- 2004 - IEEE Computer Communications and Networks, Best Student Paper Award
Recent Publications
- 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)
- Modeling and strategy design for spectrum monitoring over a geographical region (2017)
- On modeling and understanding vehicle evacuation attacks in VANETs (2017)
- A locality-based mobile caching policy for D2D-based content sharing network (2016)
- Data-centric threats and their impacts to real-time communications in smart grid (2016)