Prof. Daniel Ka Chun So — Research Profile
The University of Manchester · Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Prof. Daniel Ka Chun So at The University of Manchester Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering lists Energy efficient wireless communications, Energy reduction for next generation cellular network, Energy efficiency and spectral efficiency tradeoff, Resource efficiency optimisation, Pinching Antennas Systems, Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA), Heterogeneous networks and Dense small cell network, UAV communication network, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS), Machine learning for wireless communication, Federated learning and Hierarchical federated learning, Cell free massive MIMO, Massive MIMO, Wireless caching as their registered research area.
Research areas
Energy efficient wireless communications, Energy reduction for next generation cellular network, Energy efficiency and spectral efficiency tradeoff, Resource efficiency optimisation, Pinching Antennas Systems, Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA), Heterogeneous networks and Dense small cell network, UAV communication network, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS), Machine learning for wireless communication, Federated learning and Hierarchical federated learning, Cell free massive MIMO, Massive MIMO, Wireless caching
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