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Model-based Rendezvous Calibration of Mobile Sensor Networks for Monitoring Air Quality

Connect or Not: Exploring Seamless Infrastructures through Out-Bodied Interaction

Energy Efficient VLSI Circuits for MIMO-WLAN

Topology Optimization For Energy-Efficient Communications In Consensus Wireless Networks

Maximum Throughput Gain of Compute-and-Forward for Multiple Unicast

Probing the network. Architecturality of Wireless Infrastructure

A Wireless Body Sensor Network For Activity Monitoring With Low Transmission Overhead

Human Exposure to Close-Range Resonant Wireless Power Transfer Systems as a Function of Design Parameters

Switched Local Schedules for Diamond Networks

Compute-and-Forward: Multiple Bi-directional Sessions on the Line Network

Connect or Not: Exploring Seamless Infrastructures through Out-Bodied Interaction

Energy Efficient VLSI Circuits for MIMO-WLAN

Topology Optimization For Energy-Efficient Communications In Consensus Wireless Networks

Maximum Throughput Gain of Compute-and-Forward for Multiple Unicast

Probing the network. Architecturality of Wireless Infrastructure

Model-based Rendezvous Calibration of Mobile Sensor Networks for Monitoring Air Quality

Switched Local Schedules for Diamond Networks

A Wireless Body Sensor Network For Activity Monitoring With Low Transmission Overhead

Human Exposure to Close-Range Resonant Wireless Power Transfer Systems as a Function of Design Parameters

Compute-and-Forward: Multiple Bi-directional Sessions on the Line Network