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Carlo Alberto Boano is an associate professor at the Institute of Technical Informatics of Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), Austria, where he leads the Low-power Embedded Networked Systems (LENS) group. He received the Venia Docendi in "Embedded Systems" from TU Graz with an Habilitation thesis entitled "Technologies and Tools for the Design of Dependable Networked Embedded Systems" in 2020. He also received from TU Graz a doctoral degree under the auspices of the President of the Austrian Republic in 2016 with a thesis entitled "Dependable Wireless Sensor Networks" and completed under the supervision of Kay Römer.
Before joining TU Graz, Carlo Alberto Boano was researcher at the University of Lübeck, Germany (2009-2013) and at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden (2008-2009). During his post-doctoral activities, he has visited Thiemo Voigt's group at Uppsala University, Mun Choon Chan's group at the National University of Singapore, Yuan He's group at Tsinghua University, and Gian Pietro Picco's group at the University of Trento.
Carlo Alberto's research interests encompass the design of dependable and sustainable networked embedded systems, with strong focus on the efficiency and reliability of low-power wireless communications, as well as on the robustness of IoT networking protocols against environmental influences. Within this area, he has published over 100 peer-reviewed contributions -- including articles at flagship venues ranked CORE A/A*, such as SenSys, IPSN, INFOCOM, NDSS, RTSS, ICDCS, -- and received several awards.

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Latest News

  • 29.10.2024: Our paper on correcting NLoS-induced ranging UWB errors in cooperation with Pro2Future and NXP Semiconductors was accepted at WMNC'24!
  • 22.10.2024: Our paper on adaptive TX power control in BLE received the best paper award at WiMob'24!
  • 18.10.2024: Our paper on concurrent transmissions over UWB complex channels was accepted at SenSys'24!
  • 01.10.2024: Dženita Džafić joins the LENS group as a PhD student: welcome!
  • 25.09.2024: Our paper on adaptive TX power control in BLE was accepted at the WiMob'24 conference!
  • 15.09.2024: Our paper on BACON, presenting a method to improve BLE's broadcast audio authentication developed in collaboration with colleagues from the University of Pisa, will be presented at IEEE MILCOM'24!
  • 10.09.2024: Our articles about ChirpBox and BmmW are now appearing in the IEEE TCCN and Pervasive and Mobile Computing journals!
  • 29.08.2024: Our work on E-Cube, a benchmarking facility of battery-free systems used to organize the EWSN'24 Sustainability Competition has been accepted and will be presented at GoodIT'24!
  • 28.07.2024: Our work on modelling and comparing converter architectures and energy harvesting ICs for battery-free systems has been accepted and will be presented at IEEE MASS'24!
  • 27.06.2024: P. Tian, who visited our group for two years, successfully defended her PhD thesis 'Research on Performance Optimization of LoRa-based Multi-hop Low Power Wide Area Networks': congratulations!
  • 15.05.2024: Our paper on Simba received the best artifact award at IPSN'24!
  • 08.04.2024: Our group will co-organize the EWSN 2024 Sustainability Competition: check out the call for competitors!
  • 07.04.2024: Happy to serve on the technical program committee of ACM SenSys'24!
  • 01.04.2024: Our work on a simulation framework for battery-free systems in collaboration with colleagues from TU Delft has been accepted and will be presented at IPSN'24!
  • 26.03.2024: Our article on understanding concurrent radiative wireless power transfer in collaboration with colleagues from the Macau University of Science and Technology, Nanjing University, and SKF group has been accepted on the IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine!

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