Walton Institute PhD Research Student Muhammad Zawish won the Best Presentation Award for his ongoing research work with Walton Institute and the SFI Research Centre VistaMilk.

Congratulations to c, who won the Best Presentation Award for his ongoing research work with Walton Institute and the SFI Research Centre VistaMilk at the 2023 IEEE ComSoc School Series Atlanta, USA Event, recently held at Georgia Tech Research Institute.

Walton Institute PhD Research Student Muhammad Zawish at the 2023 IEEE ComSoc School Series Atlanta, USA Event, recently held at Georgia Tech Research Institute.

In Walton Institute, Zawish’s PhD work is funded by the SFI Research Centre VistaMilk and focuses on Cooperative Edge Analytics for IoT devices in Smart Farming. Currently, he is exploring lightweight AI algorithms that can be used for dairy farming applications. For his winning poster presentation, Zawish detailed his work on energy efficient AI.

The IEEE Communications Society is a global community of engineers, practitioners and academics working together to advance communications technology. The 2023 IEEE ComSoc School Series Atlanta, USA Eventfocused on next generation cloud communications, with topics ranging from leveraging cloud applications in design; technology for disaster relief; the latest trends in testing and measurement for wireless communications systems; and the challenges and visions for future wireless systems.

Attendees at the 2023 IEEE ComSoc School Series Atlanta, USA Event, recently held at Georgia Tech Research Institute.

“The event was fantastic, and winning the award for best presentation was the cherry on top,” says Zawish. “I was particularly intrigued by discussions about AI in wireless networks, metaverse, extended reality, and hologram-type communication challenges. These insights will shape my future research in the field. Moreover, the program fostered valuable networking opportunities, allowing me to connect with fellow enthusiasts and experts, which has expanded my horizons. I attended the event with a travel grant from IEEE ComSoc, and it has been an invaluable experience that’s broadened my knowledge and enriched my perspective on communication technologies and AI.”