Martin Haenggi is affiliated with the University of Notre Dame in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Engineering and Computer Science, with a notable focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Computer Networks and Communications, and Aerospace Engineering. Additionally, their work touches on areas such as Statistics and Probability and Artificial Intelligence.
The scientist's main research topics include Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization, Cooperative Communication and Network Coding, Millimeter-Wave Propagation and Modeling, Random Matrices and Applications, Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks, Advanced Wireless Communication Technologies, and Wireless Communication Security Techniques.
Martin Haenggi has published extensively, frequently contributing to the following venues:
Several recent papers authored or co-authored by Martin Haenggi include:
Frequent co-authors who have collaborated with Martin Haenggi include Na Deng, Ke Feng, Xinyun Wang, Haichao Wei, and Gourab Ghatak.
Martin Haenggi has been recognized by the professional community with distinctions such as IEEE Fellow (2014) for contributions to the spatial modeling and analysis of wireless networks and ACM Senior Member status awarded in 2009.
Martin Haenggi
M. Haenggi;J.G. Andrews;F. Baccelli;O. Dousse
Hesham ElSawy;Ekram Hossain;Martin Haenggi
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D. Puccinelli;M. Haenggi
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J G Andrews;R K Ganti;M Haenggi;N Jindal
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Lei Fang;P.J. Antsaklis;L.A. Montestruque;M.B. McMickell
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M. Sikora;J.N. Laneman;M. Haenggi;D.J. Costello
Gaurav Nigam;Paolo Minero;Martin Haenggi
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Chia-han Lee;M. Haenggi
Anjin Guo;Martin Haenggi
Xinchen Zhang;Martin Haenggi
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J. Andrews;S. Shakkottai;R. Heath;N. Jindal
Na Deng;Wuyang Zhou;Martin Haenggi
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