My research activity is in the general field of digital communication systems, with particular attention to wireless environments — from traditional point-to-point links to advanced multi-user and ad-hoc networking scenarios. Current contributions are organized around three active threads, building on an earlier career centered on distributed detection and transmission over non-ideal channels.

① Trustworthy & secure networking ② Advanced applications for communication networks (IoT) ③ Audio signal processing ④ Transmission & signal processing for sensor networks ⑤ Transmission systems on non-ideal channels
Networks Sensor Wireless Detection IoT Decentralized Experimental Information Channel Localization Application Clustered Fusion Low-complexity Multiple Source Distributed Audio Communication Recognition Coding Orthogonal Access Scheme Trustworthy Digital Binary Decoding Multihop Cognitive Signal Algorithm Wi-Fi Indoor Scenario ZigBee

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For actIve disTribution NEtworkS in Smart gridS
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Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network (MSCA-DN) project on active distribution networks for smart grids. Prof. Martalò acts as coordinator of one of the network's Ph.D. candidates.

Period2024 – 2027
FundingEuropean Commission (MSCA-DN)
Principal InvestigatorProf. E. Ghiani (University of Cagliari)
RolePh.D. candidate coordinator
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