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National projects

 Utilization of the Machine Learning and Radio Environment Maps for Management of User-Centric Massive
MIMO Network, PRELUDIUM (PRELUDIUM 21) project no. 2022/45/N/ST7/01930, funded by National Sci-
ence Centre (2023-2026)
 Context-information aware usage of intelligent antenna matrices and holography for wireless signal transmissions,
OPUS (OPUS 22) project no. 2021/43/B/ST7/01365 funded by National Science Centre (2022-2026)
 Cross-layer design of ultra spectrally- and energy-efficient 6G system aware of radio front-end nonlinearity,
OPUS (OPUS 21) project no 2021/41/B/ST7/00136 funded by National Science Centre (2022-2025)
 Fresh and Green Cellular IoT Edge Computing Networks PRELUDIUM (PRELUDIUM 20) project no.
2021/41/N/ST7/03941, funded by National Science Centre (2022-2024)
 Radio spectrum occupancy detection using federated machine learning, PRELUDIUM (PRELUDIUM 20)
project no. 2021/41/N/ST7/01298 funded by National Science Centre (2022-2023).
 Advanced methods and techniques for identification and counteracting cyber attacks on 5G access network
and applications (5gSTAR), project no. CYBERSECIDENT/487845/IV/NCBR/2021 funded within the 4th Cy-
berSecIdent programme - Cybersecurity and e-Identity by National Centre for Research and Development
(2021-2024)
 Universal nanosatellite platform for research, experimental and commercial type hosted payload missions,
POIR.01.01.01-00-1211/19 project funded by National Centre for Research and Development (2020-2023)
 Utilization of rich context information for wireless communications in vehicle platooning, OPUS (OPUS 15)
project no. 2018/29/B/ST7/01241 funded by National Science Centre (2019-2022)
 Brain-Inspired Massive Radio Communication Networks – BioNets, OPUS (OPUS 12) project no.
2016/23/B/ST7/03937 funded by National Science Centre (2017-2020)
 Waveform adaptivity for effective spectrum sharing in small cell networks, SONATA (SONATA 9) project no.
2015/17/D/ST7/04078 funded by National Science Centre (2016-2019)

Industry-funded research

The Institute’s researchers cooperate with national and international companies, implementing pro-
jects and research framework agreements with Mentor, A Siemens Business (formerly Mentor
Graphics Corporation) in Wilsonville, OR, USA, Nokia Wrocław R&D in Poland, Huawei Technologies
Sweden AB, Fairspectrum in Helsinki, Finland, Military Aviation Plant no. 2 in Bydgoszcz, Poland, and
others.