Breaking 6G Barriers: How Researchers Made Ultra-Fast Wireless Real

IEEE Communications Society and Wiley are proud to bring you this event, sponsored by Keysight.

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Keysight visited 6G researchers at Northeastern University who are working to overcome the challenges of high-speed, high-bandwidth wireless communication.

They shared concepts from their cutting-edge research, including overcoming increased path loss and noise at higher frequencies, potential digital threats to communication channels, and real-time upper-layer network applications.

During this event, you will gain insights into the following 6G topics:

• Using broadband MIMO systems to increase data throughput and transmission distance.
• Emulating an eavesdropping attack on a 6G signal to test for vulnerabilities.
• Testing real-time sub-THz for network research.

IEEE ComSoc and Wiley are proud to bring you this event, sponsored by Keysight.

Speakers

Josep Miguel Jornet, Northeastern University
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Josep Miquel Jornet is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), the director of the Ultrabroadband Nanonetworking (UN) Laboratory, an associate director of the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things (WIoT), and a faculty member of the Institute for NanoSystems Innovation (nanoSI) at Northeastern University (NU). Since July 2024, he has also served as the interim chair of ECE. His research interests include terahertz communication networks, wireless nano-bio-communication networks, and the Internet of Nano-Things. In these areas, he has co-authored more than 250   peer-reviewed scientific publications, including one book, and has been granted five U.S. patents. His work has received more than 18,000 citations.

Daniel Bogdanoff, Keysight Technologies
Test Technologist

Daniel Bogdanoff is a test geek and marketing engineer at Keysight and is best known for his videos on the Keysight Labs YouTube channel. He has authored articles in numerous publications, including NASA Tech Briefs, All About Circuits, and Hackaday. He has a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from Texas A&M University. Find him on X – @DanielBogdanoff.