Xingqin Lin

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Xingqin Lin is a leading researcher in wireless communications, with a focus on cellular network positioning, non-terrestrial networks (NTN), and 5G/6G system design. His seminal work, "Positioning in cellular networks: Past, present, future" (2018), has garnered over 33 citations and provides a comprehensive roadmap for the evolution of location-based services—from emergency call mandates to high-accuracy, ubiquitous positioning essential for IoT and autonomous systems. Lin’s contributions extend to integrating satellite and aerial platforms into terrestrial networks, pioneering frameworks for NTN that bridge connectivity gaps in remote and underserved regions. With a track record of shaping 3GPP standards, his research has directly influenced the development of 5G-Advanced and beyond, enabling precise localization for industrial automation, smart cities, and public safety. Recognized for his ability to translate complex technical challenges into practical solutions, Lin’s work continues to drive innovation in next-generation wireless networks, making him a pivotal figure for students and researchers exploring the intersection of connectivity, positioning, and space-based communications.