Tony Q. S. Quek

Singapore University of Technology and Design

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Tony Q. S. Quek is a leading figure in wireless communications and networking, with a focus on the intersection of data freshness, edge intelligence, and resource optimization. His research addresses the critical challenge of ensuring timely and reliable information delivery for time-sensitive applications, such as autonomous vehicles and robotic systems. In his highly cited work, Quek investigates the minimization of "age-upon-decisions" in bufferless systems, a novel metric that captures the joint impact of update and decision processes on data freshness. This contribution provides fundamental insights into service scheduling and decision interval design, directly supporting the performance requirements of next-generation autonomous and cyber-physical systems. With over 6 citations on this specific paper and a broader portfolio of highly influential publications, Quek’s work has shaped the theoretical and practical understanding of real-time communication. He is also recognized for his contributions to massive MIMO, network slicing, and semantic communications, earning numerous awards and fellowships. His research continues to drive innovation in 5G/6G networks, making him a pivotal voice in the evolution of intelligent, low-latency wireless systems.