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AUTHORS
Networking Laboratory, School
Caglar Koca received a B.Sc. de‑ of Electrical and Computer En‑
gree in electrical and electronics gineering, Georgia Institute of
engineering from Middle East Technology, Atlanta in 2004. He
Technical University, Ankara, is currently with the Electrical
Turkey, in 2010, an M.Sc. degree Engineering Division, Depart‑
in electrical and electronics en‑ ment of Engineering, University of Cambridge, United
gineering from Koç University, Kingdom, and also the director of the Next‑Generation
Istanbul, Turkey, in 2014, and and Wireless Communications Laboratory in the De‑
is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree at University of partment of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Koç
Cambridge. He joined the Next‑Generation and Wireless University. His research interests include wireless, nano,
Communication Laboratory (NWCL), Koç University and molecular communications, and the Internet of
in 2011 and he is currently a research assistant at Everything.
the Internet of Everything (IoE) group, University of
Cambridge since 2017. His research interests include
Internet of Everything, information theory and molecular
communications.

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