Welcome to the New-Era Wireless (NEW) Lab

The New-Era Wireless (NEW) Lab is with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Southern University. The current research focuses of the NEW Lab include:

- Performance optimization of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications and networking
- Blockchain for connected and autonomous vehicles
- Machine learning for connected and autonomous vehicles
- Shared situational awareness among connected and autonomous vehicles
- Human electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure in wireless systems

Latest News

03/19/2023

Preprint of our new paper is available:

S. Kim, Y. Jeong, and J.-W. Nam, "Optimizing EV chargers location via integer programming," arXiv:2303.09947, Mar. 2023. [Download | Website]

03/13/2023

Kim received the 2023 New Faculty Researcher Award by the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) Southeastern Section. The award ceremony was held at George Mason University. [Award Ceremony]

02/21/2023

Preprints of our new papers are available. Great work Dhruba and Zach!

D. Sunuwar, S. Kim, and Z. Reyes, "Is 30 MHz enough for C-V2X?" arXiv:2302.09536, Feb. 2023. [Download | Website]
Z. Reyes, S. Kim, and D. Sunuwar, "Dangerously driven cars need to go first," arXiv:2302.10603, Feb. 2023. [Download | Website]

08/25/2022

Kim was invited to give a talk titled "Blockchain: What and Why?" at the City University of Seattle. [Talk]

04/15/2022

Our paper entitled "Byzantine-fault-tolerant consensus via reinforcement learning for permissioned blockchain implemented in a V2X network" has been accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles. [Download | Website]

03/29/2022

New funding alert! Proposal entitled "Driving Risk-Initiated Vehicle-to-Everything Communications (DRIVEcomm)," in which Kim is the sole PI, has been awarded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). [Project Info]