Guest researchers

Research engineer
Mobile Service Lab

Education & Professional experience

Ali studied his Master of Science degree in Communication Systems at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH). He has been working and researching in the fields of computer networks and security in recent years, collaborating on ICT projects of telecommunication, bank and aviation companies.  Ali is currently working on Semantic-Aware resource management schemes in wireless networks. 

Research interests

The Internet of Things, Wireless IP Networks, Ubiquitous Mobile Communications, Mobile and Wireless Communications, Content Delivery Networks, Network Security, Mobile Services, and Semantic Context-Aware Networks

Contact

Email: yavari(at)kth.se

Personal Webpage:  http://www.aliyavari.com

Guest professor
Wireless @ KTH

Professor Wireless networks, School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. Head of Radio Resource Managemant & Optimization (RAMO) Laboratory. Assistant professor, Radio Communication Systems, Department of Signal, Sensors & Systems, KTH, Stockholm Sweden.

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Guest Researcher
wireless@kth

Education & Professional experience

Bengt G Mölleryd, PhD, is since 2009 senior analyst at the Swedish  Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) where he is working at the Competition Department with issues such as price regulation of fiber and cost of capital estimates for fixed and mobile networks, market and company analysis, and spectrum valuation.

Prior to joining PTS Bengt worked as a telecom analyst at a number of investments banks. He presented his PhD thesis at Stockholm School of Economics in 1999 with the title: Entrepreneurship in Technological Systems – The Development of Mobile Telephony in Sweden.

Bengt G Mölleryd has worked at KTH as a guest researcher at wireless@kth since early 2009.

Research interests

Techno-economic analysis, interplay between markets, technology and regulation, spectrum valuation

Projects

The significance of spectrum on operator businesses

Teaches currently: Wireless Infrastructure Deployment and Economics

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Principal Staff Research Scientist
Motorola Applied Research Center

Education & Professional experience

Research interests

Frank Bentley’s work combines methods from anthropology, computer science, human computer interaction, and design to invent and prototype new concepts to strengthen social relationships. This path moves from ethnographic-style studies, to prototypes with field evaluations, to creating new products from these concepts. Recent work has included Contacts 3.0, the concept for the social phonebook in MOTOBLUR, and TuVista, a sports-video system that provides multi-angle replays and fan-generated content to mobile devices within 30 seconds of a play occurring.

Projects

Mobile Health Mashup

Teaches currently

Communicating with Mobile Technology, at MIT

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Personal webpage: http://web.mit.edu/bentley/www/