College of Notre Dame Professor of Electrical Engineering Monisha Ghosh will testify at 9 a.m. Friday (March 10) through a Congressional Subcommittee on Communications and Engineering listening to on “Defending America’s Wi-fi Leadership.”
She was invited to provide her skills by Household Vitality and Commerce Committee Chair Rep. Cathy Rodgers and Communications and Technologies Subcommittee Chair Rep. Bob Latta. The hearing will be accessible via this backlink.
The listening to will think about the will need for a powerful countrywide spectrum tactic, which is foundational for ongoing wireless leadership.
“We know the Chinese Communist Celebration seeks to produce the guidelines for long term communications technologies and has presently used companies like Huawei to faucet into our communications networks to surveil Us citizens,” Rodgers and Latta reported in a joint statement to announce the listening to. “Conducting this listening to on the value of developing a strong countrywide spectrum coverage, which include extending the (Federal Communications Commission’s) spectrum auction authority, is needed in buy to protected our world aggressive edge in opposition to China even though strengthening American communications management.”
For the duration of her testimony, Ghosh will go over the troubles struggling with the foreseeable future of spectrum management. In addition to her school placement, Ghosh currently serves as coverage outreach director for SpectrumX, a Countrywide Science Foundation Spectrum Innovation Initiative Center led by the Wireless Institute in the College of Engineering at the College of Notre Dame. Her knowledge focuses on spectrum sharing and coexistence, wireless networks, interaction units, sign processing, wireless broadband mapping, measurements and experimental techniques.
Right before joining Notre Dame, Ghosh served as the chief technology officer at the Federal Communications Fee where by she was associated with environment nationwide strategy and technologies specs relevant to the expansion of broadband wi-fi communications technologies.
She previously held positions in business study, at the Nationwide Science Foundation and at the University of Chicago exactly where she done investigate on wi-fi technologies which includes 5G mobile and up coming-generation Wi-Fi units.
Get hold of: Jessica Sieff, assistant director of media relations, 574-631-3933, jsieff@nd.edu
