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ITU Journal on Future and Evolving Technologies, Volume 2 (2021), Issue 3




          AUTHORS                                                                   Anna Maria Vegni (Senior
                                                                                    member, IEEE) is a tenure‑
                               Valeria Loscrí is a permanent                        track Assistant Professor in the
                               researcher of the FUN Team at                        Department of Engineering at
                               Inria Lille‑Nord Europe since                        Roma Tre University (Italy),
                               Oct. 2013. From Dec. 2006 to                         since March 2020. She received
                               Sept. 2013, she was Research                         the Ph.D. degree in Biomedical
                               Fellow in the TITAN Lab of the                       Engineering, Electromagnetics
                               University of Calabria, Italy. She                   and Telecommunications from
                               received her MSc and PhD de‑                         the Department of Applied
                               grees in Computer Science in    Electronics, Roma Tre University, in March 2010. She
          2003 and 2007, respectively, from the University of Cal‑  received the 1st and 2nd level Laurea Degree cum laude
          abria and her HDR (Habilitation a diriger des recherches)  in Electronics Engineering at Roma Tre University, in
          in 2018 from Université de Lille (France). Her research  July 2004, and 2006, respectively. In 2009, she was a
          interests focus on emerging technologies for new commu‑  visiting researcher in the Multimedia Communication
          nication paradigms such as Visible Light Communication  Laboratory, directed by Prof. Thomas D.C. Little, at the
          and TeraHertz bandwidth and cooperation and coexis‑  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
          tence of wireless heterogeneous devices. She has been in‑  Boston University, Boston, MA. Her research activity
          volved in the activity of several European Projects (H2020  focused on vehicular networking supported by het‑
          CyberSANE, FP7 EU project VITAL, the FP6 EU project  erogeneous wireless networks and optical wireless
          MASCOT, etc.), Italian and French projects. She is in the  communications. She a member of ACM and an IEEE
          editorial board of IEEE COMST, Elsevier ComNet, JNCA,  Senior Member.  In March 2018, she got the Italian
          IEEE Trans. on Nanobioscience. Since 2019, she is Sci‑  Habilitation (Abilitazione Scienti ica Nazionale) for
          enti ic International Delegate for Inria Lille‑Nord Europe.  Associate Professorship in Telecommunication Engineer‑
                                                               ing. She is involved in the organization of several IEEE
                                                               and ACM international conferences and is a member of
                                                               the editorial board of IEEE Communications Magazine,
                                                               Ad Hoc Networks, Journal of Networks and Computer
                                                               Applications, Nanocomnet Elsevier journals, IEEE JCN,
                                                               ITU J‑FET and ETT Wiley journal.















































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