Undergraduate students from FEEC/UNICAMP visited the SMARTNESS lab on May 9 for a guided tour of research activities. The visit included a robotics presentation by PhD student Felipe Mota and demonstrations of drone systems and immersive media by PhD students Mauricio Rodriguez and Alan Teixeira da Silva. The activity sparked great interest and strengthened the connection between education and innovation.
Prof. Christian Rothenberg, from FEEC/UNICAMP and Principal Investigator at SMARTNESS, participated in the closing plenary of LACNIC 43 in São Paulo. His talk addressed using artificial intelligence and machine learning in network management, highlighting real-world cases such as YouTube QoE prediction and soft-failure detection in optical networks using network digital twins.
On May 8, Prof. Chrysa Papagianni (University of Amsterdam) delivered a talk in the IA382 – Seminar in Computer Engineering at FEEC/UNICAMP. She presented an AI-native 6G system architecture, highlighting distributed intelligence, real-time decision-making, and dynamic resource management through the DESIRE6G project, offering a vision for the future of mobile networks.
Suneet Kumar Singh. Advisor: Prof. Christian Esteve Rothenberg, “Advanced Data Plane Techniques for 5G: Hardware-Accelerated Hybrid User Plane Functions and Intelligent Traffic Identification and Prioritization”, Doctoral Thesis presented to the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC) at Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) for the degree of PhD in Electrical Engineering, in the area of Computer Engineering, 2024.
Rodrigo A. de A. Pierini, Caio Teixeira, Christian Esteve Rothenberg, Marco A. Amaral Henriques, “Implementação e avaliação da cifra de fluxo Forro14 em hardware programável Tofino usando a linguagem P4”, in XXIV Simpósio Brasileiro de Segurança da Informação e de Sistemas Computacionais (SBSeg), 2024.
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