Ramin Yarinezhad

Ramin Yarinezhad works on wireless networks and the Internet of Things (IoT), focusing on how devices in these networks communicate efficiently. Key interests include designing routing protocols (methods for sending data between devices) that save battery power and extend network lifetime, clustering algorithms that group nearby devices together for more efficient data collection, and more recently, ways for cellular (LTE) and Wi-Fi signals to share the same unlicensed radio frequencies fairly. This work is primarily algorithmic and theoretical, often using mathematical optimization and approximation techniques to improve network performance.

Publication output peaked around 2019 with six papers and has since settled into a slower, steady pace of one to two papers per year through 2024.

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