Seminar and Tutorial by Prof. Haris Gačanin

GROW Seminar Series

Date and Time:
Monday, January 19, 2026, 10:00–12:30 (JST) (On-site)

Venue:
Seminar & Tutorial: Mirai CREA, 2F Large Conference Room

Lunch & Informal Discussion: Mirai CREA, 1F Multipurpose Hall
(Higashi-Hiroshima Campus, Hiroshima University)

Language: English

Seminar / Tutorial
These sessions are intended for students and faculty members interested in wireless communications, signal processing, and academic research activities.
The tutorial session is open to all participants.

TimeEventSpeaker
10:00–10:30Introduction to Research Activities in Distributed Signal Processing and Wireless CommunicationsProf. Haris Gačanin
10:30–11:30How to Write an Academic Paper (Tutorial)Prof. Haris Gačanin

Abstract (Seminar)

In this talk, we focus on the challenge of integrating AI/ML with wireless transceivers to support stringent service requirements (e.g., extended reality (XR)) in real time.
Such systems require full awareness of and adaptiveness to their environment in real time, which challenges both data-driven and active learning approaches.

We discuss challenges and opportunities in embracing AI/ML for the design of next-generation wireless systems, while considering energy efficiency as a major design criterion.
The talk further addresses future technology requirements, limitations of learning in wireless environments, and practical implementation examples.
It highlights new challenges and unveils promising future directions across multidisciplinary research areas.

Lunch & Informal Discussion

After the tutorial session, on-site participants are invited to join a standing-style lunch at Mirai CREA (1F Multipurpose Hall).
The lunch will be followed by an informal discussion session focusing on potential collaboration between Hiroshima University and RWTH Aachen University.

Participation Fee: Free of charge

Registration:
On-site participation on the day is possible; however, participants are kindly requested to register in advance using the following link:
👉 https://forms.office.com/r/2Hh1HNN8bQ

Contact:
Minoru Fujishima
Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Hiroshima University