Dr Yong Zeng
PhD (NTU Singapore)
Lecturer in Internet of Things Communication
School of Electrical and Information Engineering
J03 - Electrical Engineering Building
The University of Sydney
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Research interests
Advances in wireless communications technologies over the past century have profoundly changed the way we live, yet their full potential has yet to be realised. Dr Yong Zeng's research aims to address the fundamental challenges of wireless communication systems to fulfil the ever-increasing and highly diversified traffic demand, by developing innovative advanced communication and signal processing techniques.
"Mobile communication systems have gradually evolved to aim not just for high throughput but also for massive connectivity, superior reliability, high energy efficiency and the support of diverse applications with different requirements on data rate, latency and robustness.
"My research aims to fundamentally improve the performance of future wireless communication systems through innovative architecture designs and advanced communication and signal processing techniques.
"One project I'm currently working on aims to unlock the numerous applications of pilotless aircraft (drones) that are only possible with high-performance wireless drone-ground communications. Such applications include strengthening national security through aerial border surveillance; increasing farming productivity through precision agriculture; enhancing traffic efficiency through aerial traffic inspection and management; and improving transport logistics through drone package delivery. These applications are especially appealing in countries such as Australia, which has a large geographic area and sparse population distribution.
"I am enthusiastic about the field of wireless communication since it has changed and will continue to change almost every aspect of our life - including education, health care, business and entertainment - but many challenges remain to be addressed in order to support the ever-increasing communication requirements in a cost-effective manner. I am proud to make contributions towards this goal by conducting high-quality research."
Current research students
Project title | Research student |
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A Centralized Resource Management Framework for Software-Defined Heterogeneous Network: A Traffic Engineering-based Approach | Muntadher ALSHAIKH ALI |
Wireless Powered Communication Networks for Internet of Things | Parisa RAMEZANI |
Improving Healthcare Function through Internet of Things (IoT) | Forough SHIRIN ABKENAR |
Awards and honours
- 2017 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship of European Commission
- 2017 IEEE Communications Society Heinrich Hertz Award
- 2017 IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications Best Reviewer
- 2017 IEEE Transactions on Communications Exemplary Reviewer
- 2017 IEEE Wireless Communications Letters Exemplary Reviewer
- 2015 IEEE Wireless Communications Letters Exemplary Reviewer
- 2015 Best Paper Award in International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing (ICICS)
- 2009-2013 NTU Research Student Scholarship
- 2009 Motorola Foundation Gold Medal (One awardee in NTU)
- 2009 Motorola Book Prize (Eight awardees in NTU)
- 2005-2009 Full undergraduate scholarship from the Ministry of Education, Singapore
- 2007/2008: NTU President Research Scholar
- 2006/2007: NTU President Research Scholar
Selected grants
2019
- Supporting UAV Communications in Cellular Systems; Zeng Y; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA).
Selected publications
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