Maciej Krasicki, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor

Maciej Krasicki received the Ph.D. and Doctor Habilitus degrees in communications from the Poznan University of Technology (PUT), Poznań, Poland, in 2010 and 2015, respectively. He is currently an Associate Professor with the Institute of Wireless Communications, PUT. His research area covers both theoretical and practical aspects of space-time coding and coded modulation, as well as the application of optimization algorithms in communications. In the recent years, dr. Krasicki has been involved in three research projects aiming to increase the data throughput in wireless local area networks and in three R&D projects related to unmanned aerial vehicles and satellite communications. He is an author of more than 45 journal and conference papers. He has published his results, among others, in IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, IEEE Communications Letters, Electronics Letters, and MDPI Electronics.

His research area covers space-time coding, iterative decoding, OFDM transmission. He has recently developed a concept of labelling diversity. Since 2008 Dr. Krasicki has been involved in three domestic research projects aiming to increase the data throughput in wireless local area networks. He acts as a reviewer for journal and international conference papers. He is an author of more than 20 papers. Among them, the most important are: “Boosted space-time diversity scheme for wireless communications“ and “Boosted MIMO system with power weighting” (both published in Electronics Letters) and “Comments on “Optimal Constellation Labelling for Iteratively Decoded Bit-Interleaved Space-Time Coded Modulation”” which has recently appeared in IEEE Transactions on Information Theory.