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Raymond Knopp is a Professor and Head of the Communication Systems Department at EURECOM, a renowned research and higher education institution in Sophia Antipolis, France. He is a leading figure in wireless communication systems, with a focus on 5G/6G, OpenAirInterface (OAI), software-defined radio, and physical layer innovations. His work bridges theoretical foundations with practical implementations through open-source platforms and real-world testbeds.
His research interests span a wide spectrum, including wireless communications, 5G and 6G networks, software-defined radio, MIMO systems, channel coding, signal processing, and ultra-reliable low-latency communications (uRLLC). He is particularly known for his contributions to OpenAirInterface, a pivotal open-source platform for wireless research and development. His recent work explores UAV-aided localization, time synchronization, reproducible experimentation, and the evolution of 6G technologies.
Knopp's publication record is extensive and recent, with research trends showing a strong focus on open-source wireless innovation, testbed development, and performance evaluation in real-world scenarios. His work emphasizes reproducibility, open science, and the transition from theoretical concepts to deployable systems, particularly in the context of 5G NR and future 6G networks. Themes include positioning, uRLLC, hardware calibration, and CI/CD for wireless platforms.
His scientific recognition includes a Best Student Paper Award at the European Wireless Conference 2011 for his work on interference-aware receivers in mixed CSIT channels, highlighting his contributions to interference management in wireless networks.
Raymond Knopp advises students and leads a research team at EURECOM, contributing to both academic and industry-oriented projects. He teaches graduate courses in 'Digital Communication' and 'Signal Processing Theory and Technologies' and participates in continuing education for industry professionals. His work is supported by numerous grants and collaborations, particularly around the OpenAirInterface ecosystem and European research initiatives.
His research is conducted within the Communication Systems Department at EURECOM, where he leads a team focused on next-generation wireless technologies. The lab is deeply involved in the OpenAirInterface community and contributes to major testbeds like SLICES-RI, enabling cutting-edge experimentation in beyond-5G networks.
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