Dr Shahriar Etemadi Tajbakhsh joined the Square Kilometer Array project as a Postdoctoral Research Software Engineer at Oxford e-Research Centre. He is currently working on radio frequency interference mitigation for the SKA.
He received a PhD in Engineering (Communication Systems) from the Australian National University. He previously worked as a postdoc at University of New South Wales and University of Oxford. Also, he has been a knowledge transfer partnership associate between Moogsoft and the University of Sussex. His areas of interest are software development for high performance computing and also mathematical modelling of communication systems and networks.
Most Recent Publications
On computational approaches to trust evaluation in large-scale social networks
On computational approaches to trust evaluation in large-scale social networks
Network coding for physical layer secrecy
Network coding for physical layer secrecy
Accessibility and delay in random temporal networks
Accessibility and delay in random temporal networks
EXIT Chart Analysis of Turbo Compressed Sensing Using Message Passing Dequantization
EXIT Chart Analysis of Turbo Compressed Sensing Using Message Passing Dequantization
A random graph theoretic framework for analyzing instantly decodable network codes
A random graph theoretic framework for analyzing instantly decodable network codes
