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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 OpenPGP/GPG key ID: 8A9B433B Key fingerprint: B487 ECDB 2F1E 35B2 9325 0DAE A39E DDF5 8A9B 433B Signatures are welcome as long as you can contact me in person.

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 March 2005 I am a Permanent Resercher 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.

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Thesis Proposals

2017/05/19: Stage

Italian company (SMI) located in Brescia area is looking for a talented student to bring in new skills regarding IoT - Cloud interaction. Goal of the stage is to find and deploy state-of-the-art transceivers in a micro-controller environment. If you are interested, please, contact me.

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Recent Projects

Research projects

• WiSHFUL, Wireless Software and Hardware platforms for Flexible and Unified radio and network controL (EU H2020, 2015-2017)
• OpenFWWF, an Open Firmware for WiFi networks

Please visit the NTW projects page for more on our current projects and results.

Recent publications

• M. Schulz, F. Gringoli, D. Steinmetzer, M. Koch, M. Hollick,Massive Reactive Smartphone-Based Jamming using Arbitrary Waveforms and Adaptive Power Control, WiSEC 2017, Boston, MA, US, July 18-20, 2017.


• F. Maturi, F. Gringoli, R. Lo Cigno,A dynamic and autonomous channel selection strategy for interference avoidance in 802.11", WONS 2017, Jackson Hole, WY, US, Feb. 21-24, 2017


• L. Sanabria-Russo, J. Barcelo, B. Bellalta, F. Gringoli, "A High Efficiency MAC Protocol for WLANs: Providing Fairness in Dense Scenarios", IEEE Transactions on Networking, 25(1), pp. 492-505, 2017.

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Teaching

During winter semester I'm teaching Network Security and Networking courses. Follow the link on the left column to access teaching material.