Jingxian Wang

Jingxian Wang is an Assistant Professor at the CS Department of National University of Singapore, holding the title of NUS Presidential Young Professor. His research focuses on wireless systems, sensing, metasurfaces, and space networks for AI, AI for space networks, wireless actuation, and multi-modal sensors. Before joining NUS, he was a researcher at Microsoft Research in Redmond, where he led the Smart Surface (metasurface) for 6G and Space initiative. His work explores the intersection of AI with networks and systems in space, with projects such as AI for Space Networks and Space Networks for AI. He has received research highlights at ACM SIGMOBILE and Communications of the ACM, and has been recognized with awards including the ACM SIGMOBILE Doctoral Dissertation Award and Microsoft Research Fellowship.

Jingxian Wang is an Assistant Professor at the National University of Singapore, specializing in Wireless, AI, and Space technologies. Their research focuses on advancing wireless communication systems, particularly through the integration of AI for enhanced performance and novel applications. Wang's work explores the use of passive RFID, Wi-Fi, and NFC for sensing, tracking, and interaction in everyday environments. They have developed systems for shape-aware interactions, material sensing, and low-latency wireless communication. Additionally, Wang investigates satellite networks and wireless actuation for soft robotics, emphasizing the intersection of AI and physical systems. Their research has led to innovations in wearable technology, smart materials, and efficient communication protocols.