Hansini Vijayaraghavan

Hansini Vijayaraghavan is a post-doctoral researcher at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), affiliated with the Chair of Communication Networks led by Prof. Wolfgang Kellerer. She holds a PhD in Communication Engineering from TUM (2024), focusing on 'Network Design and Resource Management for LiFi-WiFi Heterogeneous Networks.' Her academic journey includes a Bachelor's in Electronics and Communication Engineering from India (2016) and a Master's in Communication Engineering from TUM (2018).

• Current Position: Post-doctoral researcher at TUM.
• Research Focus: Resource Management for Wireless Multi-X Networks (Multi-Technology, Multi-path, Multi-Link, Multi-Domain).

Her research emphasizes optimizing network performance in heterogeneous environments, particularly LiFi-WiFi integration. She leads projects like the 6G Future Lab Bavaria (2023-2024) and aero5FIVE (2019-2021), focusing on network optimization and mobility solutions for aviation.

Hansini has supervised numerous student theses on topics like MPTCP mobility demos, reinforcement learning in resource allocation, and LiFi channel analysis. She contributes to teaching, including the 'Wireless Sensor Networks' laboratory course since 2019. Her work bridges theoretical advancements and practical applications in 5G/6G networks, edge computing, and aeronautical communication frameworks.

Key collaborations include Siemens, Airbus, and aeroLiFi GmbH, reflecting her industry-oriented research. She actively participates in conferences and publishes in high-impact journals, advancing multi-RAT networks, beamforming, and task offloading strategies.