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      Michele Polese

      I am a Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things, Northeastern University, Boston.

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Hello!

  • I am a Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things, Northeastern University, Boston (CV). My research interests are on
    • open, programmable, intelligent next-generation cellular networks (Open RAN)
    • spectrum sharing and active/passive user coexistence
    • mmWave and terahertz mobile networks
    • open-source networking software
    • performance evaluation of end-to-end complex networks with experimental testbeds and system-level simulations.

  • Previously, I was Principal Research Scientist at Northeastern. I obtained my Ph.D. in 2020 at the University of Padova, Italy, with Prof. Michele Zorzi. During my Ph.D., I visited New York University (NYU), in April 2017, AT&T Labs in Bedminster, NJ, in May and June 2018, and Northeastern University in March-July 2019.

  • Our O-RAN tutorial (open access) is one of most cited resources on this topic. You can find more resources on the OpenRAN Gym website.

  • We discuss 6G networks and the technological path toward 6G in the IEEE Communications Magazine paper “Towards 6G Networks: Use Cases and Technologies”, also available on arXiv.

  • I am interested in social and political issues, in particular the ones related to technology and the disruption brought by it.

  • I play the acoustic and the electric guitar, the banjo, the ukulele, and the bass. Check out this video from one of my bands.

  • I read a lot of books.

  • Currently trying to understanding the magic behind film photography.