STEFANIA BARTOLETTI

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan

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Stefania Bartoletti is an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan, located in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on wireless communication and sensing systems, with a particular emphasis on localization and security in 5G and beyond. Recent contributions include studies on efficient localization techniques, integrity quantification, and addressing security threats in IoT systems.

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Alessandro Bazzi

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University of Bologna

ITALY

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Renato Lo Cigno

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University of Brescia

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Communication and Sensing: Wireless PHY-Layer Threats to Security and Privacy for IoT Systems and Possible Countermeasures

Efficient Localization via Soft Information With Generic Sensing Measurements

Cooperative ISAC Under Spoofing Attacks

Localization in 5G and Beyond: A Multi-Objective Approach for Accuracy, Latency, and Resilience

Positioning Security in 5G and Beyond: Model and Detection of Physical Layer Threats

Performance Characterization of Joint Communication and Sensing With Beyond 5G NR-V2X Sidelink

Target Positioning Accuracy of V2X Sidelink Joint Communication and Sensing

Positioning Integrity via Uncertainty Quantification

Analysis of Co-Channel Coexistence Mitigation Methods Applied to IEEE 802.11p and 5G NR-V2X Sidelink

Innovative Attack Detection Solutions for Wireless Networks With Application to Location Security

Adaptive Repetition Strategies in IEEE 802.11bd V2X Networks

Toward 6G Vehicle-to-Everything Sidelink: Nonorthogonal Multiple Access in the Autonomous Mode

A Methodology for Abstracting the Physical Layer of Direct V2X Communications Technologies

Device-Free Localization of Multiple Targets in Cluttered Environments

Design and Experimental Assessment of Detection Schemes for Air Interface Attacks in Adverse Scenarios

Impact of the Generation Interval on the Performance of Sidelink C-V2X Autonomous Mode

Performance Analysis of Sidelink 5G-V2X Mode 2 Through an Open-Source Simulator

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Alessandro Bazzi

Renato Lo Cigno

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