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Stefano Buzzi is a leading figure in wireless communications, with a research focus that spans resource allocation, signal processing, and the design of next-generation networks. He is particularly recognized for his foundational work on ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC), a critical enabler for 5G and beyond. Buzzi’s major contributions include pioneering frameworks for network slicing and interference management, which have shaped how wireless systems can simultaneously support diverse services—from massive IoT to mission-critical applications. His influential guest editorial on URLLC (2019, 12 citations) helped define the research agenda for achieving the stringent latency and reliability requirements of future networks. Beyond this, his work on massive MIMO and cloud radio access networks has garnered widespread attention, with several papers accumulating hundreds of citations. Buzzi’s impact is also evident in his role as an editor for top IEEE journals and his leadership in international conferences. For students and researchers, his research offers a clear roadmap for tackling the complex trade-offs between data rate, latency, and reliability in wireless systems.
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