Tuyen Le

Dr. Tuyen Le is a Research Fellow at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), School of Electrical and Data Engineering, and a core member of the Global Big Data Technologies Centre (GBDTC). His expertise spans adaptive signal processing, full-duplex communication, and electronic systems. He holds a Ph.D. from UTS (2020), an M.E. from the University of Wollongong (2014), and a B.E. from Le Quy Don Technical University (2008), all in Telecommunications Engineering.

Dr. Le's research focuses on in-band full-duplex technology, self-interference cancellation, and millimeter-wave systems. His work has attracted over $1M in industry and government funding, including a flagship 2021-2022 grant for wideband full-duplex technology. His research is recognized by Scopus for top-tier contributions in Australia, with a FWCI of 1.34.

He teaches undergraduate courses such as "IoT Components and Fabrication" and "Introduction to Space Communication and Sensing." As a reviewer, he contributes to IEEE Transactions and conferences like ICC 2022/2023. His recent publications emphasize practical prototypes, including a 2019 Best Student Paper Award-winning work on adaptive filters.

Key technical contributions include analog-digital hybrid self-interference cancellation, millimeter-wave receiver impairments mitigation, and MIMO beamforming strategies. His interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical innovation with real-world hardware implementation.