Haejoon Jung

Kyung Hee University, Incheon National University

Papers

Total Citations

111

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About

Haejoon Jung is a leading researcher in next-generation wireless communications, with a focus on 6G network design, physical-layer security, and ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC) for the Internet of Things (IoT). His most influential work, the 2022 paper "6G R&D Vision: Requirements and Candidate Technologies," has garnered 89 citations and outlines the strategic roadmap for 6G development, reflecting his role in shaping national and international standardization efforts through the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences (KICS). Jung has also made significant contributions to physical-layer security, as demonstrated in his 2020 study on "Secure Transmission Using Linearly Distributed Virtual Antenna Array With Element Position Perturbations" (19 citations), which proposes innovative methods to enhance wireless security without complex key management—a critical need for distributed IoT systems. Additionally, his 2021 work on "Unlocking Unlicensed Band Potential to Enable URLLC in Cloud Robotics" addresses the challenge of achieving wired-level reliability over wireless links, paving the way for ubiquitous cloud robotics. With a research portfolio that bridges theoretical foundations and practical 6G deployment, Jung is a key figure advancing secure, high-performance wireless networks for the future.