Our impact
Transforming wireless communications through groundbreaking research, industry partnerships, and global recognition.
Building Luxembourg鈥檚 quantum-safe future
Excellence in research
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鈧65惭+external funding
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鈧2.5惭+industrial funding
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195research awards
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30+active projects
Awards and grants
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Harry Rowe Mimno award
Awarded by the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society in recognition of outstanding contributions to applied electromagnetics and radio wave propagation, with direct impact on satellite communication systems.
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IEEE fellow
Elevated to IEEE Fellow, the highest grade of IEEE membership, for exceptional contributions to the profession. Fewer than 0.1% of IEEE members hold this distinction.
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EURASIP best paper award
Best Paper Award for the EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking (JWCN) 鈥 recognising the most impactful research published in one of the field’s leading peer-reviewed journals.
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Distinguished contributions to Satellite Communications award
Presented by the IEEE Communications Society Satellite and Space Communications Technical Committee, the highest recognition in the satellite communications discipline worldwide.
Tools
Two different tools were developed within .
SatComm carrier aggregation
CADSAT SW Tool 1: CA validation for single user with PHY-layer details and GSE encapsulation implemented. The presence of other users is artificially generated with XFECFRAME zero-padding. Used to validate the PDU scheduler and merging traffic at the user side.
H. Al-Hraishawi, N. Maturo, E. Lagunas, S. Chatzinotas, 鈥淪cheduling Design and Performance Analysis of Carrier Aggregation in Satellite Communication Systems鈥, , 2021.
CADSAT SW Tool 2: System level simulation consisting of multiple users located in different beams and with different demands. CA is enabled in certain users to face the instantaneous peak demands.
M. G. Kibria, E. Launas, N. Maturo, H. Al-Hraishawi, S. Chatzinotas, 鈥淐arrier Aggregation in Satellite Communications: Impact and Performance Study鈥,, September 2020.
E. Lagunas, M. Kibria, H. Al-Hraishawi, N. Maturo, S. Chatzinotas, 鈥淒ealing with Non-Uniform Demands in Flexible GEO Satellites: The Carrier Aggregation Perspectives鈥, , 2020.
Industry partnerships
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The SES partnership currently focuses on 5G regenerative payloads, active antenna arrays and quantum communications. SIGCOM and SES have established joint hardware labs aiming at quick integration and prototyping of innovative technologies in the space domain.
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