Georges Kaddoum

Georges Kaddoum is a Professor at École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), specializing in Electrical Engineering. He holds the Canada Research Chair in Unlocking the Power of IoT 6G-Networks and the LACIME – Communications and Microelectronic Integration Laboratory affiliation. His work bridges wireless communications, IoT, and machine learning.

Research Interests include wireless communication systems, physical layer security, machine learning for networking, and 6G technologies. He focuses on optimizing network performance in challenging environments (impulsive noise, underwater, non-terrestrial networks) and developing AI-driven solutions for jamming mitigation, resource allocation, and secure IoT frameworks.

Recent Publications highlight 6G-enabled vehicular networks, quantum-safe blockchain integration, federated learning for transportation systems, and deep learning-based receivers for chaotic communication systems. His work emphasizes semantic communication, interference management, and digital twin applications.

Awards

• IEEE TCSC Award for Excellence in Scalable Computing (2022)
• Prix d’excellence de la relève (Université du Québec, 2018)
• Prix d’excellence en recherche (ÉTS, 2018)
• Multiple IEEE Exemplary Reviewer and Best Paper Awards (2014–2022)

Supervision includes 15+ PhD/Master’s students working on topics like index modulation, physical layer security, UAV communications, and intelligent resource management.

Research Units

• Ultra Research Chair on Intelligent Tactical Wireless Networks
• LACIME Laboratory
• Canada Research Chair in IoT 6G-Networks