Welcome to

Intelligent

Communication Systems

Laboratory

at School of Electrical Engineering,

KAIST

We are devoted to advanced research on novel wireless communication systems including massive MIMO, millimeter-wave communications, vehicular-to-everything (V2X) systems, and distributed communications (or device-to-device communications for Internet-of-Things), which will be core technologies for the 5G cellular system and beyond. Our research methodologies exploit many novel analytical tools in signal processing, probability theory, optimization, random matrix theory, compressive sensing, and machine learning.

Lab. News

Junil promoted to an Ewon Associate Professor (endowed outstanding young faculty) from Sep. 2021.

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In-soo and Hwanjin received NRF Research Subsidies for Ph.D. Candidates.

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Hwanjin received the 2020 KAIST EE Best Research Achievement Award (Kim Choong-Ki Award).

 

Minje received KEPCO Electrical Engineering Scholarship.

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Junil has been appointed as an Ewon Assistant Professor (endowed outstanding young faculty) from Mar. 2021. 

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Junil received the 2020 Technology Innovation Excellence Award from KAIST.

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Hwanjin, Sucheol and Hyeongtaek received the best award, and  In-soo received the excellent award at the 12th ICT paper competition.

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Hyesang received the best paper award at the KICS Summer Conference 2020.

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Junil gave a talk at the KAOS lecture series.

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Junil received the 2019 IEEE Communications Society Stephen O. Rice Prize.

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Junil received the 2019 Haedong Young Researcher Award from KICS.

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Sucheol received the 11th ICT Excellence Award.

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One paper appeared in IEEE Best Readings in Machine Learning in Communications - Topic: Resource Allocation

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Junil had an interview with NRF Korea.

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Junil has started serving as an IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society editor from Sep. 2019.

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Junil joined KAIST as an assisstant professor in Aug. 2019.