IPSN 2024 will host a Ph.D. Forum on networked embedded sensing, control, and system design. This Ph.D. Forum will offer the following:
- A constructive environment for doctoral students to discuss their ongoing work towards the Ph.D. with a panel of experienced researchers in the field.
- An opportunity for the participants to initiate a personal network with both other Ph.D. students and leading research experts, outside of their own group.
This Ph.D. Forum will be structured as a series of short presentations by doctoral students, followed by individual discussions and feedback. The panelists will also offer their experience and advice on how to carry out a successful Ph.D. thesis and start a career as a researcher.
Students in the middle stages of their Ph.D. (e.g., no less than six months after starting, and no less than six months before finishing) are encouraged to submit a 2-page Extended Abstract about their research. While this Ph.D. Forum is primarily a venue to present ongoing rather than completed work, in this Extended Abstract, the Ph.D. thesis statement should be clearly identified including the problem addressed, the contribution expected to the field, the methodology chosen, the results achieved so far, and the work planned ahead. In addition, this Extended Abstract should include a short paragraph with information on how long the Ph.D. student has been in the Ph.D. program, the expected timeline toward graduation, and the name of their supervisor(s). The student should be the sole author although the contributions of others (e.g., the advisor) should be acknowledged.
Program:
| Time (Beijing) |
IPSN PhD Forum: Tuesday, May 13, 2024
Venue: Studio Room, 2F, 17 Science Park W Ave, Science Park |
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| PhD Forum Session 1: Designs for New Sensor Networks | ||||
| Knowledge From Noise: EMI-Guided Power Monitoring Pranjol Sen Gupta (The University of Texas at Arlington) | ||||
| Advancing Solar Cells: Beyond Energy Harvesting to Positioning and Communication Yanxiang Wang (University of New South Wales and CSIRO) | ||||
| Sensor Fusion for Vehicle-side and Roadside 3D Object Detection and Tracking Yao Li (University of Science and Technology of China) | ||||
| Ubiquitous Sensing System for Activity and Gesture Recognition via Optical and Energy-Harvesting Technologies Jiarong Li (Shenzhen International Graduate School, Tsinghua University) | ||||
| Break | ||||
| PhD Forum Session 2: Intelligent Sensor System | ||||
| Diffusion-based Task Scheduling for Efficient AI-Generated Content in Edge Network Changfu Xu (Hong Kong Baptist University and BNU-HKBU United International College) | ||||
| Cooperative Perception System with Roadside Assistance Haojie Ren (University of Science and Technology of China) | ||||
| Exploring Service Placement and Request Scheduling Based on Cooperative Edge Computing in AIoT Yuzhu Liang (Beijing Normal University) | ||||
| Understanding and Controlling the Sensing Coverage in WiFi Sensing System Xuanzhi Wang (Peking University) | ||||
| Multi-View Service Provisioning in Cloud-Edge-End Networks with Hierarchical Resources Haodong Zou (Hong Kong Baptist University and BNU-HKBU United International College) | Break | |||
Organization
- Pedro Porto Buarque de Gusmão (University of Surrey)
- Habib M. Ammari (Texas A&M University)
- Zhenjiang Li (City University of Hong Kong)
Submission Instructions:
Key Dates
| Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: | March 25, 2024 11:59:59pm AoE |
| Acceptance Notification: | March 31, 2024 AoE |
| Camera-Ready Deadline: | TBD |
| The PhD forum: | May 13, 2024 |
