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AUTHORS extensively for industry and the mainstream media and
has been part of major international committees. She
leads the LORLAB, a research group dedicated to de-
veloping effective applied mathematics methods to the
design and performance of wireless and wireline telecom-
munication networks. She has a special interest in net-
work robustness and sustainability.

L. Cano (BSc. 12, MSc. 14, PhD 20) is currently a re-
searcher at Politecnico di Milano. She recently obtained
a double degree PhD at Politecnico di Milano and Poly-
technique Montréal. Her main research interests are in
the techno-economic characterization of infrastructure
sharing in networks based on game theoretical models.

A. Capone (PhD 1998) is full professor at Politec-
nico di Milano where is he also the Dean of the School
of Industrial and Information Engineering, member of
the university strategy team POLIMI2040, and direc-
tor of the Advanced Network Technologies Laboratory
(ANTLab). He is associate editor with IEEE Trans. on
Mobile Computing and Elsevier Computer Communi-
cations, and member of the TPC of major conferences
in networking. His research interests include radio re-
source management and planning of wireless networks,
software defined networks and switching architectures.
On these topics he has published more than 300 papers.
He is a fellow of the IEEE.

B. Sansò (Ph.D.89) is a full professor of telecommu-
nication networks in the department of Electrical En-
gineering of Polytechnique Montréal and a member of
GERAD, a world-renowned applied mathematics re-
search center. Over her long career, she has received
many awards and honors, has published and consulted

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