Main topics

[1]	High capacity mobile systems
	Wireless mobile systems, usually referred as fifth and sixth generation (5G/6G) are characterized by innovative techniques for increasing the available capacity: multiple antennas, advanced radio access network management and resource allocation, heterogeneous networks, cooperative techniques, innovative radio access networks, self-organization capabilities, multiple performance requirements (capacity, latency, connectivity, reliability). Among the several subjects, we mention the following ones.
	a Design of physical and access layer system elements in next generation mobile systems. b Multi-layer wireless systems: space, time, frequency management. c Transport networks. Back-hauling and front-hauling. e Strategies for resource management, with emphasis on energy efficiency and latency for IoT devices. e Non terrestrial networks, with emphasis on UAVs and LEO satellites integration. g Full Duplex Radio h Detection of malicious devices
[2]	Wireless sensor networks
	Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are characterized by radio devices with capabilities of auto-organization, data gathering and short range transmission. In these networks, one of the crucial issues is the optimization of the energy consumption, for communication and sensing applications.
	a Low latency localization and tracking. b Low energy localization and tracking. c Networks for indoor access management. d Models for context awareness.
[3]	Digital transmission
	In this area we study systems for reduced complexity or fast channel and/or code detection, particularly in presence of noise with different characteristics w.r.t AWGN.