Our Research Assistant Professor Guillermo Suárez-Tangil received the Distinguished Reviewer Award at USENIX Security’24 in recognition of the quality of his reviews.

Javier Talavante, a PhD student at IMDEA Networks, has won second place in the II Edition of the Young Entrepreneurship Awards of the Community of Madrid in the innovative modality with the spin-off Sensory-FI, developing the greenhouse monitoring system LiFi4Food.

Our Research Associate Professor Narseo Vallina-Rodríguez received the Distinguished Reviewer Award at USENIX Security’23 in recognition of the quality of his reviews.

Our Research Assistant Professor Guillermo Suárez-Tangil received the Excellence in Reviewing Award at KDD’2023 in recognition of the quality of his reviews.

IMDEA Networks faculty Marco Fiore, and Sergey Gorinsky are among a select few of the TPC members whom the TPC chairs awarded as Distinguished Members of the committee. The TPC chairs recognized the Distinguished Members based upon ratings by peer TPC members, fairness in review scores, and promptness in meeting various deadlines during the review process.

An IMDEA Networks research team has won first prize in the food category of the competitive European EIT Jumpstarter program for its business idea LiFi4Food, which seeks to provide solutions for digital and precision agriculture. The prize valued at €10,000 is earmarked for the creation of this revolutionary startup. LiFi4Food offers an integrated, innovative, and sustainable communication system formed by self-sustainable and battery-free IoT (Internet of Things) devices to monitor and control environmental parameters in high-tech agri-food facilities such as vertical farms and greenhouses. It takes advantage of the LED lamps already installed in such sites to deploy a LiFi network that supplies the battery-free sensors (equipped with solar cells) with both power and data.

This award is a recognition given to the most committed reviewers among the 2022 TPC for the quality and timelines of the reviews delivered by the researcher and the engagement in the discussions before, during and after the PC meeting.

Domenico Giustiniano and Sergey Gorinsky, Research Associate Professors at IMDEA Networks, are among a select few of the TPC members whom the TPC chairs awarded as Distinguished Members of the committee. The TPC chairs recognized the Distinguished Members based upon ratings by peer TPC members, fairness in review scores, and promptness in meeting various deadlines during the review process.

IMDEA Networks faculty Albert Banchs, Marco Fiore, and Sergey Gorinsky are among a select few of the TPC members whom the TPC chairs awarded as Distinguished Members of the committee. The TPC chairs recognized the Distinguished Members based upon ratings by peer TPC members, fairness in review scores, and promptness in meeting various deadlines during the review process.

The ML5G-PHY channel estimation challenge attacks one of the most difficult problems in the 5G physical layer: acquiring channel information to establish a millimeter-wave MIMO link (initial access) considering a hybrid MIMO architecture. Approaches in the challenge will lead to important insights into what can be achieved using data-driven and/or model-based approaches.

The IMDEA Networks team participated in the challenge ​ITU-ML5G-PS-025:​ ML5G-PHY- Channel Estimation with the name “ML-DOJO”. They ranked 1st in the competition.

More info: research.ece.ncsu.edu/ai5gchallenge/itu.int/en/ITU-T/AI/challenge/2020/Pages/default.aspx

The contestants were asked to develop an algorithm for transmitter positioning based on measurements from a MIMO array. The IMDEA Networks team ranked 3rd in the competition.

More Info: ctw2019.ieee-ctw.org

AEIT’s 2018 Award for Innovation was granted to IMDEA Networks in recognition of the Institute’s work in the telecommunications sector and for its successes in the field of telematics.

More info: networks.imdea.org

Philipp Richter (Technische Universität Berlin) was awarded a 2017 IETF/IRTF Applied Networking Research Prize (ANRP) for a scientific study authored in collaboration with an international research team of 9 including Dr. Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez, a Research Assistant Professor at IMDEA Networks

A Multi-perspective Analysis of Carrier-Grade NAT Deployment
Prize awarded by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Research Task Force (IRTF)
This paper was published in the proceedings of the ACM Internet Measurement Conference 2016 (ACM IMC 2016), 14-16 November 2016, Santa Monica, California, USA. Pages 215-229

Organized by Accenture Digital, Google Cloud, Adobe and Expo 2020 Dubai UAE

Organized by Accenture Digital, Google Cloud and the Madrid City Council (Ayuntamiento de Madrid)

Tool: Characterizing Indirect Privacy Leaks in Mobile Apps
Researchers: Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez (ICSI & IMDEA Networks Institute); Mark Allman (ICSI); Christian Kreibich (ICSI/Lastline); Vern Paxson (ICSI-UC Berkeley)

This DTL grant is awarded for the pursuit of research that will lead to the development of software tools on the topics of privacy, reverse engineering efforts for transparency and discrimination. Researchers are expected to produce software tools and platforms that enable end-users to better understand or control how their personal information is being collected and used in deployed online services.

2^nd Place at the Cyber Award 2016 competition for outstanding scientific contributions in the Cyberspace and Information research program of Armasuisse Science and Technology.

Data Science Hackathon contest, celebrated in conjunction with the I-COM Global Summit 2016

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Video: ‘Finding Linda – A Search and Rescue Mission by SWARMIX, SWARMIX project team’

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