PAWS

Mission : Explore Our Research

The interdisciplinary Princeton Advanced Wireless Systems Lab designs, builds, and evaluates wireless systems, innovating in networking, sensing, and computation.

Research Highlights

Research Article: Cross-Link Channel Prediction for Massive IoT Networks : Article

Leveraging Machine Learning techniques in large IoT networks to predict the wireless channel of one link based on observations from others (Best Paper Award, ACM MobiHoc '23)
Research Article: Taming Swipe Uncertainty for Robust Short Video Streaming (Dashlet) : Article

The Dashlet Short Video Streaming system models users’ interactions with short videos to improve quality of experience (USENIX NSDI '23)
Research Article: Smart Surfaces for NextG mmWave (mmWall) : Article

An electronically-reconfigurable metamaterial surface for fast mmWave beam relay (USENIX NSDI '23)
DARPA QuICC: CMOS-Coupled Oscillator Optimization (COBI) : News Article

PAWS is developing NextG algorithms to run on COBI (Univ. of Minnesota) oscillator hardware, in the DARPA Quantum-Inspired Classical Computing (QuICC) program.
NSF IMR: MT: NG-Scope: Fine-Grained NextG Cellular Telemetry : Project Page

Investigating fine-grained NextG cellular RAN telemetry for better end-to-end application performance and enhanced network measurement.

News Highlights

Recent awards and milestones for the people working and studying at Princeton Advanced Wireless Systems.

Thesis Defense: Congratulations, Dr Kun Woo Cho *24!

Oct. 1, 2024

ArrayTrack wins 2024 SIGMOBILE Test-of-Time Award

Sept. 20, 2024

Kun Woo Cho recognized in the Siebel Scholars Class of 2025

Sept. 20, 2024

Thesis Defense: Congratulations, Dr Srikar Kasi *24!

Aug. 7, 2024

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Publication Highlights

Recent and selected publications from the PAWS lab.

A Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm-based Decoder Architecture for NextG Wireless Channel Codes

Srikar Kasi, James Sud, Kyle Jamieson, Gokul Ravi

2024

Athena: Seeing and Mitigating Wireless Impact on Video Conferencing and Beyond

Fan Yi, Haoran Wan, Kyle Jamieson, Jennifer Rexford, Yaxiong Xie, Oliver Michel

2024

Uplink MIMO Detection using Ising Machines: A Multi-Stage Ising Approach

Abhishek Singh, Ari Kapelyan, Minsung Kim, Davide Venturelli, Peter McMahon, Kyle Jamieson

2024

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We seek prospective graduate students with an interest in working on challenging, practical open problems in wireless networks, systems, and sensing.
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Interested in working on challenging, practical open research problems in wireless networks, systems, and sensing as a graduate student? Apply today!