Georgia Research Alliance and Byers Eminent Scholar

Chair Professor in Optical Networking of Georgia Institute of

Technology

2019年年4⽉月18⽇日（四）14:00-16:00

台達館Delta R919

Abstract

Fiber wireless convergence enables the game changing architecture to deliver extremely

diverse and demanding services required by 5G and beyond networks. The next generation

communication networks are envisioned to exponentially increase the data throughput and

capacity of the legacy orthogonal frequency division multiplexing systems while being adaptive

to application-oriented services, such as enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB), ultra-reliable and

low-latency communication (URLLC) for mission critical applications and massive machine type

communication (mMTC) for realizing Internet of Things (IoT) with efficient connectivity.

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Speaker Bio

Prof. Gee-Kung Chang is the Georgia Research Alliance and Byers Eminent Scholar

Chair Professor in Optical Networking of Georgia Institute of Technology. He is currently the

Director of the NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Fiber-Wireless

Integration and Networking (FiWIN) for Hetergeneous Mobile Data Communications. He

served as the Site Director of NSF Center for Optical Wireless Applications, and Co-Director of

Geogia Tech Terabit Optical Networking Research Center. He received his BS degree in Physics

from the National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan and his PhD degree from University of

California, Riverside.