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6G@UT/UT Aerospace students discovered how low-Earth orbit satellite constellations can provide highly accurate positioning data, showcasing the broader technological potential of these rapidly expanding systems.

Associate professor Zhangyang “Atlas” Wang and ph.D. student Peihao Wang have received a DARPA Disruptive Idea Paper Award at the International Conference on Neuro-symbolic Systems (NeuS), 2025.

WNCG graduate student Sam Morgan received the Best Student Paper Award at this year's IEEE/ION PLANS conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Litu Rout and Taekyun Lee received the 2025 WNCG Student Leadership Award at the Spring Social on April 25th, 2025.

6G@UT and Ericsson hosted the 2025 edition of the 6G@UT Forum on April 3.

Prof. Atlas Wang and former Ph.D. students Yifan Jiang and Xinyu Gong received the IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) Young Author Best Paper for their work titled "EnlightenGAN: Deep Light Enhancement Without Paired Supervision."

WNCG alumnus Nick Olson, 6G@UT Director Jeff Andrews, and WNCG Founding Director Ted Rappaport (now at NYUWireless) published a new paper in IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society.

Peihao Wang, Ph.D. student in Prof. Atlas Wang's VITA Group receives best paper award at major engineering conference.

Ruisi Cai, Ph.D. student in Atlas Wang's VITA Group, has received a 2025 NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship.

A new paper from 6G@UT provides an accessible overview of 6G's emerging technologies and challenges, focusing on energy efficiency, service capabilities, spectrum management, and global connectivity, and is gaining attention for its grounded and thoughtful analysis.