On December 24, 2025, the team of the Wireless Networks Lab of IITP RAS received a triple award from an industrial partner – a well-known manufacturer of telecommunications equipment. The customer highly praised the results of two projects and, in addition, recognized the team as its strategic partner.
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Congratulations to Andrey Tyarin and Kirill Glinsky, graduate students at MIPT and memebres of Wireless Networks Lab, on their victory at the 10th All-Russian Youth Scientific Forum “Science of the Future – Science of the Youth”! They took first places in the “Engineering Sciences” and “Information Technology and Mathematics” sections, respectively.
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Ilya Levitsky, the member of Wireless Networks Lab, has successfully defended his PhD thesis. On September 17, the dissertation council at MIPT awarded him the PhD in Technical Sciences.
Read moreThe Russian Ministry of Education and Science has published a list of winners of the competition for a scholarship from the President of the Russian Federation. Among the winners are two MIPT graduate students – employees of the Wireless Networks Lab, IITP RAS, Kirill Glinsky and Anton Karamyshev (scientific supervisor – E. M. Khorov). Kirill and Anton are involved in […]
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In October, Wireless Networks Lab members participated in the MobiHoc 2022 conference with two demo papers. One of the demos by Roman Zlobin, Alexey Kureev, and Evgeny Khorov has won the “Best Demo” award.
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WNL members Evgeny Avdotin, Dmitry Bankov, Evgeny Khorov, and Andrey Lyakhov have received the Best Paper Award at the 30th 2019 Annual IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications (IEEE PIMRC 2019). The conference was held in Istanbul, Turkey 8-11 September, 2019.
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Researchers of the Wireless Networks Lab Anton Kiryanov, Artem Krasilov, and Alexander Krotov have received a prestigious award from Moscow Government for their outstanding results in communication technologies. They have developed and studied novel methods improving the performance of the next generation wireless networks under high load and high user density.
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