Dr. Trung Q. Duong (received his PhD degree in September 2012) is a Reader (Associate Professor) and recipient of the Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship (2016–2021). He has established a strong record in signal processing and wireless communications and has published 3 books, 10 book chapters, 200+ journal articles (including 150+ IEEE journals) and 140+ conference papers (Google Scholar: >8000 citations, h-index of 48). He received the best paper awards at the IEEE IWCMC 2019, IEEE DSP 2017, IEEE GLOBECOM 2016, IEEE ICC 2014 and IEEE VTC 2013 and acts as an editor for IEEE Trans. on Wireless Communications, IEEE Trans. on Communications. Over the last 5 years at QUB, he has secured £3.5 million research grant, which leads to the establishment of Signal Processing for Communications at QUB consisting of 4 PhD students and 4 PDRAs (principal supervisor).

He is also working on multidisciplinary research in IoT applications including disaster communications, smart cities and smart agriculture, and healthcare.

He is awarded the prestigious Newton Prize 2017 by the UK Government https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-vietnam-project-communicating-in-a-disaster-wins-prestigious-newton-prize.

Trung Q. Duong has served as editor for

Editor of IEEE Trans. on Wireless Communications (2016 - present)

Editor of IEEE Trans. on Communications (2015 - present)

Excutive Editor of IEEE Communications Letters (2019 - present)

Queen's Vice Chancellor's Research Prize for Innovation 2018

Newton Prize 2017

Queen's Vice Chancellor's Research Prize for Early Career Researcher 2016

Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship - 2016 - 2021

Best Paper Award - IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM), Washington DC, 2016

Best Paper Award - IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2014, Sydney, Australia

Best Paper Award -  International Conference on Communications and Networking in China (CHINACOM’14), Maoming, China

Best Paper Award - IEEE 77th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC) Spring 2013, Dresden, Germany

Best Student Paper Finalist – 2009 IEEE Radio and Wireless Symposium (RWS-09), Jan, 2009, San Diego, CA.

Best Paper Award (First Class) in 2006 IEEE Seoul Section Student Paper Contest for the paper “Cooperative MIMO with non-regenerative relays,”