Research

I conduct research at the Wireless Intelligent Networks (WIN) Lab at Santa Clara University on real time sporting intelligence with next generation 6G networking systems. Below are some of the projects & publications from my work.

Papers

Journals

Aug 2026

IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society

In Progress

Mobility Aware Dual Waveguide ISAC Pinching Antenna NOMA for Resilient Mission Critical Networks

Apr 2026

IEEE Transactions on Cognitive Communications and Networking

Under Review

VCG Auction-Based Power Allocation For Semantic-Aware 6G NOMA Wireless Communications

Conferences

Oct 2026

IEEE International Conference on Communications

Under Review

Resolving Wireless NOMA-SIC Ordering Under Imperfect Cancellation with Pinching Antennas

Sep 2026

IEEE Consumer Communications & Networking Conference

Accepted

Erasure-Resilient Image Delivery Using Integer-Quantized Implicit Neural Representations

Jul 2026

IEEE Consumer Communications & Networking Conference

Accepted

Adaptive Congestion Control for Competing Applications at the Wireless Edge

Feb 2026

IEEE International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications

Under Review

Engineering Channel Disparity for NOMA with Pinching Antenna Systems

Dec 2025

IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference

Published

Semantic-Aware Learning-Based NOMA User Grouping for Programmable 6G RANs

Honors

Recognition and support for my research:

Sep 2025

2FURS (Faculty-mentored Undergraduate Research) Grant

Accepted

Collaborators

Student Collaborators

Zack Common M.S., Santa Clara University
Jefferson Duan M.S., San Diego State University
Tom Ngo M.S., Santa Clara University
Tyler Trinh M.S., San Diego State University
Collin Fiske B.S., Santa Clara University
Ramon Anaya B.S., Santa Clara University
Pedro Aguirre-Salas B.S., Santa Clara University
Monica Reyes B.S., Santa Clara University
Stephanie Campos B.S., Santa Clara University
Sean Lai B.S., Santa Clara University
Andy Li B.S., Santa Clara University

Teaching

My research experience also led to an opportunity as a teaching assistant under Krishna Ramamoorthy: