The Awards Committee is available here.
Best Paper Award – Selected by the Track Co-Chairs among the papers accepted and published over IEEE Xplore (sponsored by NOKIA).
The Best Paper was awarded to the paper “Beamforming and Functional Split Selection for Scalable Cell-Free mMIMO Networks“, by the authors Adam Girycki, Md A. Rahman (IS-Wireless, PL), Andrea Guevarra, Sofie Pollin (KU Leuven, BE)
Best Booth Award – Voted by the attendees to the conference (sponsored by HUAWEI).
Best Student Paper Award – Selected by the Track Co-Chairs among the papers accepted and published over IEEE Xplore, authored by a student
The Best Paper was awarded to the paper “Building Hardware Accelerators for Environmental Awareness Using Ray-Tracing“, by the authors Jintong An, Selma Saidi (TU Dortmund, DE), Ljiljana Simić (RWTH Aachen, DE)
Best Student Paper on Signal Processing Award – Selected by the Track Co-Chairs among the papers accepted and published over IEEE Xplore, authored by a student (sponsored by EURASIP)
The Best Paper was awarded to the paper “Constant Modulus Constrained Codebook Synthesis for Self-Interference Suppression in Integrated Sensing and Communication at mmWave“, by the authors Guang Chai (TU Berlin/Huawei, DE), Zhibin Yu, Muhammad Nabeel, Xiaofeng Wu (Huawei, DE), Giuseppe Caire (T.U. Berlin, DE)
Best Student Paper on Antennas and Propagation Award – Selected by the Track Co-Chairs among the papers accepted and published over IEEE Xplore, authored by a student (sponsored by EurAAP)
The Best Paper was awarded to the paper “Performance Assessment of Irregular Array Configurations for Beyond 100-GHz Multi-User MIMO Systems“, by the authors Yigit Ertugrul (KU Leuven/IMEC, BE), Kamil Y. Kapusuz (U Ghent/IMEC,BE), Claude Desset (IMEC, BE), Sofie Pollin (KU Leuven/IMEC, BE)
Rules for Conflict of Interest:
A paper authored or co-authored by the Chair cannot be eligible for any award.
If in a given year a paper authored or co-authored by a Committee member, or a colleague of his/her institution, is recommended to an award, the paper will be evaluated by the Committee, but this member will not take part of the Committee for that year.