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Meet our PhD students: Yingjie Xu

Hi Yingjie Xu, doctoral student in communications engineering at the Department of Electrical and Information Technology!

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Yingjie Xu is on his third year of doctoral studies.

What is your research topic? 
I work with distributed MIMO channel measurements, characterization, and modeling, radio-localization and integrated sensing and communication with distributed MIMO (multiple input multiple output). 

Whats is your project within NextG2Com? 
The primary focus of my project is the measurement-based characterization of radio channels in distributed antenna systems. During the project, radio channel measurements will be conducted under a range of system configurations. Because distributed antenna systems introduce new propagation and spatial characteristics, they require new channel characterization methodologies. Accordingly, I am also developing evaluation frameworks for assessing and characterizing distributed radio channels. Based on the collected measurements, channel models relevant to communication and sensing applications in distributed antenna systems will be developed. 

What do you do when you are not doing research? 
Reading.