Alessandro Bazzi received the MS. degree (with honors) and the
Ph.D. degree in telecommunications engineering from the University
of Bologna, Italy, in 2002 and 2006, respectively. In 2002 he
joined the Institute for Electronics, and for Information and
Telecommunications Engineering (IEIIT), of the National Research
Council (CNR), in Bologna, working as researcher. In 2019 he became senior researcher at the University of Bologna. Since 2007 he has
the appointment of Professor in courses at the University of
Bologna and the University of Ferrara with topics in the field of
wireless communications.
He is author of more than eighty publications including book
chapters and papers appeared in conferences proceedings and
journals. He is also editor of the book “Radio Communications”
published by IN-TECH. He serves as a reviewer and TPC member for
various international journals and conferences. His research
activity has been carried out within the context of several
national and international projects. His researches mainly focused
on the performance investigation of wireless systems (including
WLANs, WiMax, and cellular technologies), with focus ranging from
physical level to medium access control and radio resource
management. Currently, his activity mainly focuses on
heterogeneous wireless networks and wireless technologies for
intelligent transportation systems. He also led the design
and development of a simulation platform for the investigation of
heterogeneous wireless networks (SHINE) and the implementation of testbeds on short range wireless communications in vehicular
scenarios and visible light communications.
