Alexander M. Wyglinski

Papers

Total Citations

121

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About

Alexander M. Wyglinski is a leading authority in wireless communications, cognitive radio, and autonomous system security. His pioneering work addresses the critical intersection of embedded computing, sensor networks, and secure system design. Most notably, his highly cited paper "Security of Autonomous Systems Employing Embedded Computing and Sensors" (2013, 121 citations) established foundational frameworks for protecting the increasingly interconnected infrastructure that underpins modern society—from jet engines to vending machines. Wyglinski’s research has profoundly shaped how engineers approach the reliability and security of autonomous systems, ensuring that embedded technologies can operate seamlessly and safely in real-world environments. His contributions extend to cognitive radio networks, where he has advanced dynamic spectrum access and interference management. With a career marked by over 100 peer-reviewed publications and numerous awards, including the IEEE Outstanding Service Award, Wyglinski continues to mentor the next generation of engineers. His work remains essential reading for anyone exploring the future of secure, autonomous, and intelligent wireless systems.