College of Engineering · Utica, NY
Conference presentations, publications, and student achievements from the NanoWireless Lab.
Undergraduate researcher Hunter Hanrahan presented "Design and Analysis of Wireless Nano-Optical Antennas for Single-Cell Resolution Sensing and Communication" in person at the 13th ACM NanoCom in St. John's, Canada. The paper is co-authored with undergraduate researcher David Serino.
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The lab joined researchers from around the world at the 13th ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication in St. John's, Canada.
Undergraduate researcher Andrew Reed presented "Edge Intelligence Using Physics-Based ML Models with LLM Reasoning for Spectrum Sensing" in person at SmartNets 2026 in Rome, Italy.
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MS student Shreya Marri presented "Physics-Based Synthetic Data and On-Device SLM Reasoning for Automated IoT Sensor Fault Detection in Offline Edge Environments" virtually at SmartNets 2026 (Rome, Italy).
Read paper →Dr. Abdelmoula Yazizi joined the NanoWireless Lab as a postdoctoral researcher in June 2026.
Dr. Sangwan presented "Implantable Acousto-optic Photonic Integrated Circuits for Opto-Bio Applications" at the Optica Biophotonics Congress 2026.
Read paper →Our paper "Implantable Integrated Nanophotonic Beamforming Systems for Biological Applications" was published in IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications.
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David Serino presented a poster on our nanoscale communication systems work at the SUNY Poly Summer Undergraduate Research Program Expo.
Shreya Marri presented a poster on offline edge AI for IoT ecosystems at the SUNY Polytechnic Research Expo.
David Serino presented a poster at the SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference, hosted at Binghamton University.
Dante Riccoboni presented our wireless power transfer prototype at the SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference, hosted at Binghamton University.
Our paper on enabling offline IoT with small-scale language models was published in IEEE Internet of Things Magazine.
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