If you’ve had a hard time following all of our recent publications on external libraries, our web page is now up to date with all recent papers and links. More information on our Publications page.
Mariya received the 2024 President’s Award for Exemplary Research and Creative Activities.
Join us at the Green Bank Observatory for a NSF-sponsored workshop on the National Radio Dynamic Zone. More information on how to participate is available here.
PhD student Karyn Doke received The 2024 College of Nanotechnology, Science and Engineering Best Dissertation Award. Congrats, Karyn!!
New code repositories made public. More information on our Code page.
A pre-print of our TCCN paper “Evolutionary Optimization of Residual Neural Network Architectures for Modulation Classification” is available for Early Access in IEEE Xplore. Congrats to collaborators from KU Leuven and Armasuisse: Erma Perenda, Sreeraj Rajendran, Sofie Pollin and Gerome Bovet.
The second workshop in the NRDZ series was a success. Video recordings of the tutorials and discussion can be found in the agenda page. The event summary is available here.
Our Spectrum Innovation Initiative proposal to form SpectrumX – An NSF Spectrum Innovation Center was funded by the National Science Foundation. Proud to be one of the founding members of the center and look forward to interdisciplinary work in the next 5 years to develop new and efficient ways for radio spectrum access with a particular outlook towards “social good” applications for science and defence. You can learn more about the center here.
Mariya will serve as the Track Chair for Computing Systems and IoT at ACM COMPASS'21. Please, consider submitting papers to the conference.
The second workshop in the National Dynamic Radio Zone series will be held on November 16-17, 2021. Look forward to co-orgaizing this with colleagues from the remote sensing, radio astronomy and active spectrum measurements communities. More information on the workshop website.
Mariya invited to present at the National Academy of Engineering EU-US Frontiers of Engineering Sympsium, November 15-17, 2021. Talk available here.
Two NRDZ Lean Coffee Tables coming up on August 31st and Septermber 13, 2021. The events will facilitate blue sky discussion on grand challenges and desired capabilities of NRDZs. Follow the executive summaries on our website for outcomes of the discussions.
E!App accepted to ACM COMPASS. Congratulations, Karyn!! In collaboration with Habib Affinnih and Petko Bogadanov from Computer Science and Qianli Yuan, Ramon Gil-Garcia and Mila Gasco from the Center for Technology in Government (link to paper).
Two papers accepted at IEEE SECON'21. “MODELESS” with Wei and Petko (link to paper) and “CORE” with Alex, Karyn, Lin and Petko (link to paper). MODELESS tackles modulation recognition with limited supervision. CORE provides connectivity optimization via reinforcement learning in WANETs.
Undergraduate student Habib Affinnih received the 2021 Situation Prize for Research – Community, Cause and Advocacy Award for his work on “Improving Rural Emergency Preparedness and Response”. You can learn about his work here.
Our first workshop in the National Radio Dynamic Zone series was a success. The workshop theme was “Passive/Active communities working together: Understanding each other’s needs, concerns, and capabilities”. You can find recordings and summaries on the workshop website.
Our paper “SYMMeTRy: Exploiting Self-Similarity for Under-Determined MIMO Modulation Recognition” was accepted to IEEE/ACM Transactions on Mobile Computing. Link to paper
Mariya will serve as the registration chair for MobiSys'21.
Our paper “Learning the unknown: Improving modulation classification performance in unseen scenarios” was accepted at INFOCOM'21. Congrats to collaborators from KU Leuven and Armasuisse: Erma Perenda, Sreeraj Rajendran, Sofie Pollin and Gerome Bovet.
Mariya will participate in a panel on 5G AND BEYOND 5G: VISION AND RESEARCH CHALLENGES at the N2Women event at GLOBECOM'20.
New paper on our rural emergency preparedness work appeared in the GetMobile Magazine. Take a look at the paper here.
Mariya will co-lead the NSF Research Partnership on National Radio Dynamic Zones. More info about the partnership and upcoming events here.
Mariya gave a talk and participated in a panel on AI for Wireless at WoWMoM'20.
Mariya gave a talk and participated in a panel at the NSF Visionary Workshop on Wireless, Spectrum & Innovation.
SyMMeTRy received the IEEE INFOCOM'20 Best Poster Award. Watch the video here.
UbiNET’s first PhD graduate, Wei Xiong, received the University at Albany Best Dissertation Award. Congrats, Wei!
Mariya is organizing the NSF NeTS CAREER webinar for aspiring PIs. For more information and registration: https://sites.google.com/tamu.edu/nsf-nets-resource-site/career-webinar.
Our paper entitled “Towards scalable zero-shot modulation recognition” was accepted to VTC-Fall'20. Congrats, Wei and Petko!
Our paper entitled “Protecting location privacy from untrusted wireless service providers” was accepted to WiSec'20. This is joint work with Keen Sung and Brian Levine from UMass Amherst.
UbiNET’s first PhD student, Wei Xiong, defended his dissertation today! Congratulations, Wei! His dissertation is entitled “Towards Practical Modulation Recognition for Future Spectrum-Sharing Applications”.
Our paper “Exploiting Self-Similarity for Under-Determined MIMO Modulation Recognition” was accepted in INFOCOM 2020.
Mariya will serve on the MobiSys'20 and ICTD'20 TPCs.
The UbiNET Lab received the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance 2019 Award for University Research on New Opportunities for Dynamic Spectrum Access.
Mariya received the NSF CAREER award. The goal of the project is to automate the measurement and management of radio spectrum for future spectrum-sharing applications. Award abstract.
Mariya was awarded the 2019 President’s Award for Exemplary Public Engagement. List of awardees.
Mariya will be the N2Women Dinner Chair for ACM MobiCom 2019.
Poster on spectrum measurement at NSDI'19: “Building a foundation for heterogeneous sensors in spectrum measurement infrastructures”. Congrats, Karyn!
Mariya participated in a panel during the Processing Community Day at Emma Willard School.
Mariya talked about radio spectrum on the Academic Minute, a national production by NPR member station WAMC. Listen to podcast
Our paper “Robust and Efficient Modulation Recognition Based on Local Sequential IQ Features” was accepted to INFOCOM'19. Congrats, Wei!
I gave a talk at Arizona State University titled “Spectrum Management and Measurement for Future Spectrum-Sharing Networks”.
I gave a talk at Skidmore College titled “Mobile Wireless Networks of the Future”.
We received a $1.5M award through the NSF Smart and Connected Communities program to develop a communication and information dissemination framework for rural emergency preparedness and response. Award abstract
Mariya will be the faculty mentor for the DySPAN 2018 N2Women meeting
AirPRESS: Efficient Spectrum Summarization Using Compressed Spectrum Scans, accepted at DySPAN'18.
Eman Shah and Jason Viviano join the UbiNET Lab as NSF REU fellows. Thanks, NSF!
Mariya will serve on the IEEE INFOCOM'19 technical program committee.
AirVIEW won best in-session presentation at INFOCOM'18.
UbiNET Lab received a NSF REU award to support undergraduate students’ research on spectrum measurement.
A book chapter on “Cellular and Internet Connectivity for Displaced Populations” published in “Digital Lifeline? ICTs for Refugees and Displaced Persons” MIT Press, 2018. Web
“Third-Party Cellular Congestion Detection and Augmentation” to appear in TMC.
Mariya will serve on the IEEE DySPAN'18 technical program committee.
AirVIEW accepted at INFOCOM 2018. Link to paper
Mariya appointed as the Publications Director of SIGMOBILE.
Our paper “Enabling a Nationwide Radio Frequency Inventory Using the Spectrum Observatory” will appear in IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing. Link to paper
PhD student Wei Xiong to present a poster on “Camera Images Offloading in Low-resource Wireless Networks” at MobiSys'17
UbiNet Lab is hosting undergraduate student Rashan Smith from Skidmore College for summer research.
Our paper “Smallholder Agriculture in the Information Age: Limits and Opportunities” was accepted to ACM LIMITS'17. Link to paper
Mariya received the NSF CRII award to research “Next Generation Spectrum Measurement Algorithms and Infrastructures”. Award abstract
PhD student Wei Xiong to present a poster on “Visualizing Wireless Coverage Through Drone and Augmented Reality” at NSDI'17
Mariya received an award through University at Albany’s Faculty Research Award Program. More info at our Grants page.
Our ITID paper was featured in press
Mariya will participate in NSF Broadband 2021
Our paper “PhoneHome: Robust Extension of Cellular Coverage” to appear in ICCCN16. Link to paper
Mariya will participate in the NSF Workshop on Spectrum Measurement Infrastructures
Our paper “HybridCell: Cellular connectivity on the fringes with demand-driven local cells” was accepted to INFOCOM'16. Link to paper
Our paper “TxMiner: Identifying Transmitters in Real-World Spectrum Measurements” was accepted to DySpan'15. Link to paper