Ingrid Moerman
Ingrid Moerman is professor at Ghent University and staff member at IDLab, an imec research group at Ghent University and University of Antwerp. She is currently heading a research team of more than 30 researchers, focusing on mobile and wireless networking. Ingrid Moerman’s research interests include: collaborative and cooperative networks, intelligent cognitive radio networks, real-time software defined radio, flexible hardware/software architectures for radio/network control and management, high-density wireless access networks, and others. She and her teams received 16 awards, including two awards of 750.000 USD in the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge with a team of researchers from imec’s IDLab and Rutgers University.
Authored articles
Disruptive ‘Wi-Fi on steroids’ technology allows manufacturing industry to finally cut the cord
What if we could create a wireless network that comes with guaranteed performance? A network that combines the reliability and low latency of wired networks with the flexibility of wireless solutions, thus minimizing factories' downtime and maximizing operational efficiency?
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Artificial intelligence finds reliable path through wireless jungle
A team from imec and Rutgers University recently aced the second stage of the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge (SC2). The goal: designing a system for wireless communication that reliably delivers data in high-traffic, noisy environments through collaboration with other, nearby radios and the flexible use of frequencies.
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