PAWS

Mission : Explore Our Research

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

News Highlights

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Thesis Defense: Congratulations, Dr Minsung Kim *23!
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Minsung Kim wins Siebel Scholars Award (Class of 2024)
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Abhishek Singh gives Invited Talk at Microsoft Research Cambridge Analog Optical Computing Workshop
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Publication Highlights

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Cross-Link Channel Prediction for Massive IoT Networks
Kun Woo Cho, Marco Cominelli, Francesco Gringoli, Joerg Widmer, Kyle Jamieson
2023
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A Steerable, Transflective Metamaterial Surface for NextG mmWave Networks
Kun Woo Cho, Mohammad Mazaheri, Jeremy Gummeson, Omid Abari, Kyle Jamieson
2023
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Regularized Ising Formulation for Near-Optimal MIMO Detection using Quantum Inspired Solvers
Abhishek Singh, Kyle Jamieson, Peter McMahon, Davide Venturelli
2022
NG-Scope
NG-Scope: Fine-Grained Telemetry for NextG Cellular Networks
Yaxiong Xie, Kyle Jamieson
2022
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  • Join us at the PAWS Lab! : Apply

    We seek prospective graduate students and postdocs with an interest in working on challenging, practical open problems in wireless networks, systems, and sensing.
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  • The PAWS Lab is Hiring! : Apply

    We seek prospective graduate students and postdocs with an interest in working on challenging, practical open problems in wireless networks, systems, and sensing.
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  • Open Positions at PAWS : Apply

    Interested in working on challenging, practical open research problems in wireless networks, systems, and sensing as a graduate student or postdoc? Apply today!
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Princeton Advanced Wireless Systems Lab
35 Olden Street
Princeton, NJ 08540 USA

Department of Computer Science
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences