Chung Duc Ho
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Chung Duc Ho is a rising researcher in wireless communications, with a focus on cognitive Internet-of-Things (IoT) networks, energy harvesting, and short-packet communications. His work addresses critical challenges in enabling reliable, low-latency connectivity for next-generation IoT systems, particularly in energy-constrained environments like small factory automations. His most cited paper, "Short-Packet Communications in Wireless-Powered Cognitive IoT Networks: Performance Analysis and Deep Learning Evaluation" (2021, 66 citations), introduces a novel framework where a source and multiple relays harvest energy from a multi-antenna dedicated power source while coexisting with multiple primary receivers. This work not only provides rigorous performance analysis but also leverages deep learning for evaluation, showcasing a unique blend of theoretical and data-driven approaches. Ho’s contributions are pivotal for advancing spectrum-sharing and energy-efficient IoT networks, with his research cited by peers working on 5G/6G and industrial IoT. His interdisciplinary methodology—combining stochastic geometry, optimization, and machine learning—marks him as a forward-thinking scholar. With a growing citation record, Ho is establishing himself as an influential voice in the evolution of intelligent, sustainable wireless systems.
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