Oana Teodora IOVA, Ph.D.

I am an Associate Professor at the Telecommunications department at INSA Lyon. I am also a member of CITI laboratory and INRIA Agora research group.

I am interested in low-power long-range technologies (LPWANs), routing and MAC protocols for wireless sensor networks, performance evaluation, testbeds and experiments for the Internet of Things.

Short Bio

I obtained my PhD in Computer Science from University of Strasbourg in 2014, where I worked under the supervision of Thomas NOEL and Fabrice THEOLEYRE. My PhD thesis was on "Standards Optimization and Network Lifetime Maximization for Wireless Sensor Networks in the Internet of Things".

From 2014 to 2017 I was a postdoctoral researcher in the D3S research group at the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI) from University of Trento, Italy, where I worked with Prof. Gian Pietro Picco on routing protocols in wireless sensor networks and on low-power long-range technologies.

News

• January 2022: I am co-organizing the 3rd edition of IEEE NewNets international workshop, co-located with CPS-IoT Week, which will take place on May 3rd, 2022 in Milan, Italy.

• September 2021: Looking for a bright PostDoc who wants to experiment with WiFi, LoRa and UWB technologies in the frame of the H2020 BugWright2 project. More details here.

• September 2021: My ANR JCJC - DOLL project on Efficient DOwnLink Communication for Increased LoRaWAN Capacity was accepted. I'll be looking to hire a bright PhD student and a PostDoc very soon!. If you are interested, don't hesitate to drop me an email.

• December 2020: I am co-organizing a series of seminars for helping PhD students and postdocs prepare for their career in academia or in public research centers. More details here.

• October 2020: I am the new head of international relations at the Telecommunications department.

• August 2020: I am co-organizing the NewNets 2020 international workshop, co-located with IEEE WoWMoM, which will take place on August 31, 2020 online.

• June 2019: EWSN 2020 will be organised in LYON on 17-19 February 2020! Don't forget to submit your work! Being the local chair, I assure you it's going to be great!

• June 2019: We are organizing LPWAN Days in LYON on 11-12 July 2019! Subscribe for free here!

• February 2019: Kawtar Lasri started her PhD thesis on Aggregated data collection in LPWAN networks, which I have the pleasure to co-advise with Prof. Fabrice Valois

• The PHC Ulysses project on real-world characterisation of long range wireless newtorks in collaboration with Dr. Ramona Marfievici and Nimbus Center from CIT, Ireland, just got accepted!

• January 2019: I will be at The Things Conference, the largest LoRaWAN conference in Amsterdam on January 31 and February 1, 2019.

• December 2018: I am co-chairing NewNets 2019, co-located with IEEE WF-IoT, which will take place on April 15, 2019 in Limerick, Ireland.

• November 2018: I participate as an invited panelist to the 1st Winter School on Information Theory and Signal Processing for Internet of Things.

• November 2018: I am the program co-chair of CoRes 2019 which will take place from 3 to 4 July 2019 at Jardins de Saint Benoît, France.

• January 2018: I will be at The Things Conference, the largest LoRaWAN conference in Amsterdam on February 1, 2, and 3, 2018.

• September 2017: I moved to Lyon, France, where I work as an Associate Professor (Maître de conférences) at INSA Lyon, and in the INRIA Agora research team.

• Check out the new ACM Sensys FAILSAFE Workshop

• December 2016: the paper LoRa from the City to the Mountains: Exploration of Hardware and Environmental Factors has been accepted at the EWSN MadCom Workshop.

• October 2016: I am part of the TPC for AlgoTel 2017 (Les 19ème Rencontres Francophones sur les Aspects Algorithmiques des Télécommunications).

• September 2016: the paper RPL, the Routing Standard for the Internet of Things ... Or Is It? has been accepted for publication at IEEE Communications Magazine.

• February 2016: I have the pleasure to serve on the board of N2Women for the next two years as Awards co-chair.

• July 2015: the paper D-RPL: Overcoming Memory Limitations in RPL Point-To-Multipoint Routing has been accepted at IEEE LCN.

• May 2015: the paper The Love-Hate Relationship between IEEE802.15.4 and RPL has been accepted for publication at IEEE Communications Magazine.

• Dec.2014: I moved to Trento, Italy, where I work as a post doc in
  prof. Picco's team.

• Dec.2014: I defended my PhD thesis. You may find my manuscript here.