Cognitive Communications Systems Laboratory

(CCSL)

5G/6G

Ultra reliability, low latency, high throughput

Self-organizing networks

Cognitive operation, energy harvesting, lifetime extension

Wireless security

Information protection, legitimate surveillance, covert channel

Recruitment

Currently available positions:

  • Postdoctoral researcher position
  • Undergraduate researcher position

We are looking for a member with inquiring spirits and a certain level of experience in

  • Linear algebra
  • Optimization
  • Machine learning

About us

Cognitive Communications Systems Laboratory (CCSL) delves into the state-of-the-art communications systems that are designed by perception, learning, and adaptive approaches.

Our members specifically pursue the application of cognitive approaches to enhance the performance for a variety of 6G communications systems, optimize “green” networks such as wireless powered communications, protect transmissions of classified information, and proactively monitor suspicious devies for public safety.

The research themes including but not limited to:

  • 5G/6G communications systems
  • Wireless powered communications
  • Physical layer security
  • Cross-layer security
  • Wireless surveillance
  • Proactive eavesdropping
  • Covert communications

Latest Posts

The best runner-up paper award (2024 ICUFN)

We have received the best paper runner-up award for the following paper:

Jihwan Moon and Hoon Lee,
“Energy Efficiency Maximization for Multi-LEO Satellite Networks,”
2024 The 15th International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks (ICUFN), Budapest, Hungary, 2 - 5 Jul. 2024.
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The best paper award (2024 Winter Conference of KICS)

We have received the best paper award for the following paper:

Refat Khan and Jihwan Moon,
“Covert Communications for a Disguised Full-Duplex Vehicle With Channel Distribution Information,”
2024 Winter Conference of the Korea Information and Communications Society (KICS), 31 Jan. - 02 Feb. 2024.
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The outstanding paper award (2023 RSCC of KIEES)

We have received the outstanding paper award for the following paper:

Refat Khan and Jihwan Moon,
“A Channel Uncertainty-Aware Covert Transmission for a Disguised Full-Duplex Device,”
2023 Radio Science and Communications Conference (RSCC) of the Korean Institute of Electromagnetic Engineering and Science (KIEES), 27 Oct. 2023.
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