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CCL News & Updates (Archives: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)

• May 17: Tuan's paper, entitled Free Access Distributed Queue Protocol for Massive Cellular-based M2M Communications with Bursty Traffic, is accepted for presentation at the IEEE 88th Vehicular Technology Confernce (VTC2018-Fall), Chicago, USA. Congratulations and enjoy the first-ever trip to America.

• Apr. 20: Publication list updated. Three papers accepted for publication at CSNDSP 2018 in Budapest.

• Apr. 02: New research grant from Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS): "Development of Novel Access Protocols for Cellular-Based Machine-Type Communications (MTC) Supporting Massive Internet of Things" in 3 years (2018-2020).

• The CCL annual Winter camp on Mar 23-24 at the Hotel Listel Inawashiro (presentation session) and Grandeco Ski Resort.

Dinner at Hotel Listel Inawashiro after the presentation session

Skiing and snow boarding at Grandeco ski resort

• Mar. 06: New article, entitled "Free-Space Optical Systems over Correlated Atmospheric Fading Channels: Spatial Diversity or Multihop Relaying?", is accepted by IEICE Tran. on Communications. Congrats to Dr. Phuc Trinh and Thanh Pham.

• Feb. 27: A confernce paper, entitled "Artificial-Noise-Aided Precoding Design for Multi-User Visible Light Communication Channels", first authored by Thanh Pham, is accepted by IEEE ICC 2018 Workshop - The 4th Workshop on Optical Wireless Communications (OWC). Congrats and enjoy your trip to Kansas City in the Spring.

• Jan. 29: First journal acceptance in 2018, Dr. Phuc Trinh's paper, in collaboration with researchers at Southampton University entitled "Design and Security Analysis of Quantum Key Distribution Protocol over Free-Space Optics Using Dual-Threshold Direct-Detection Receiver", has been accepted for publication in IEEE Access. Congratulations!

• Jan. 15, 2018: An excellent news to start the year of 2018  - Thanh Pham won the IEEE COMSOC Sendai Chapter Student Excellent Research Award in 2017. He is also selected to become a JSPS Fellow under the fellowship program for young scientists in Japan. The fellowship is for 2 years, starting from Apr. 2018 (acceptance ratio of about 10%). Congratulations on the excellent achievements!!!

• Dec. 20: 2017 Year-end party. Thank you all for your hard works.

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