Yansha Deng
Papers
7
Total Citations
285
H-Index
4
About
Yansha Deng is a prominent researcher specializing in next-generation wireless communications, with particular expertise in Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communications (URLLC), massive MIMO systems, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Her work sits at the critical intersection of 5G/6G network design and real-world industrial applications, making her a key contributor to enabling the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Deng's most impactful contribution — "Joint Pilot and Payload Power Allocation for Massive-MIMO-Enabled URLLC IIoT Networks" (2020, 183 citations) — addresses the fundamental challenge of replacing wired industrial infrastructure with reliable wireless networks, offering sophisticated resource allocation strategies that underpin modern smart factory design. Her research extends into extended reality teleoperation systems for 5G and beyond (55 citations), semantic communications for robotic systems, and goal-oriented communication frameworks leveraging Digital Twin technology. What distinguishes Deng's body of work is its strong application focus — bridging theoretical communication frameworks with pressing industrial and mission-critical scenarios, from factory automation to remote robot control. Her recent explorations into 6G semantic communications and machine learning datasets for wireless networks signal her commitment to shaping the foundational infrastructure of tomorrow's intelligent, connected world. Her cumulative citation record reflects growing recognition of her contributions across both academic and engineering communities.
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Top Papers
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- 2A Vision of an XR-Aided Teleoperation System toward 5G/B5G55 citations · 2021
- 3Resource Allocation for URLLC in 5G Mission-Critical IoT Networks27 citations · 2019
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- 5Data Sets For Machine Learning In Wireless Communications And Networks4 citations · 2023
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