Francesco Gringoli

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Francesco Gringoli

Telecommunication Networks group
University of Brescia
Dept. of Information Engineering
Office N.11, Via Branze 38
25123 Brescia, ITALY

Tel: +39-030-371-5843
Fax: +39-030-380-014
E-mail: francesco.gringoli@unibs.it

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Short biography (A)

I was born in Milan (Italy) on April 12th, 1974. I received the Laurea degree (BS, MS) in Telecommunication Engineering (summa cum laude) from the University of Padova (Italy) in 1998. In February 2002 I received the Ph.D. degree in Information Engineering from the University of Brescia, Italy. Since June 2018 I am a Associate Professor in Computer Networks at the University of Brescia.

My research interests include techniques and methods for the simulation of packet networks and the evaluation of their performances; development of QoS enabled algorithms for Medium Access Control in 802.11 networks; and statistical analysis of network traffic.

Thesis Proposals

2019/08/20: Stage

Italian company (SMI) located in Padova area is looking for a talented student to bring in new skills regarding localisation techniques for IoT systems. If you are interested, please, contact me.

Recent publications

M. Cominelli, P. Patras, F. Gringoli, Dead on Arrival: An Empirical Study of Bluetooth 5.1 Positioning System. Proceedings of WinTECH 2019.
M. Shulz, J. Link, and M. Hollick, Free Your CSI: A Channel State Information Extraction Platform For Modern Wi-Fi Chipsets. Proceedings of WinTECH 2019.
M. Schulz, J. Link, F. Gringoli, and M. Hollick. Shadow Wi-Fi: Teaching Smartphones to Transmit Raw Signals and to Extract Channel State Information to Implement Practical Covert Channels over Wi-Fi. Proc. Of the International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services (Mobisys), Jun. 2018.

Teaching

During winter semester I'm teaching Traffic Modelling and Complementi di Reti di TLC. Lecture's slides and additional stuff can be found on Moodle community.