Dr Nikola Sambo from Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Piza presented a highly scored paper titled “Provisioning in multi-band optical networks: a C+L+S-band use case” at ECOC 2019. The paper was prepared in collaboration with the WON academics, such as Dr Antonio Napoli, Prof Vittorio Curri, Dr Nelson Costa, Dr Joao Pedro and Dr Alessio […]
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On Sunday 22nd Sep 2019, the WON Technical Coordinator Dr Antonio Napoli together with Dr Fatima Cunning from the Tyndall National Insitute (Ireland) organised a workshop on “Ultra-wideband communications” at ECOC 2019.The workshop brought together the world-leading experts both from academia and industry in order to discuss the current issues and challenges in opening new […]
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Dr. Antonio Napoli, Prof. Vittorio Curri and Dr. Johannes K. Fischer were invited to be Guest Editors in the Journal of Lightwave Technology Special Issue on: Ultra-Wideband WDM Systems This special issue addresses three important questions, namely: “how”, “what”, and “what quality for what purpose”: The “how” identifies the technologies and systems upon which UWB-WDM […]
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The WON Technical Coordinator Dr. Antonio Napoli (Infinera, Germany) together with Takayuki Mizuno (NTT Network Innovation Laboratories, Japan) and Mark Filer, Microsoft, USA co-organising a workshop “Network Analytics in the Age of Machine Learning: How to Share Data and Maximize Synergies Among Transport Systems and Network Operators” at OFC 2020 that will take place in San Diego, California, […]
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Prof. Vittorio Curri and Dr. Antonio Napoli, leading academics in WON, act as guest editors in Journal of Optical Communications and Networking (JOCN) Special Issue on Open Optical Networks.This special issue of JOCN, to be published in Q2 2020, is targeted at the latest proposals and results in open optical networks (OONs) including, but not limited […]
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Dr. Antonio Napoli from Infinera Germaby together with Dr Fatima Gunning from Tyndall Institute are inviting you to attend the workshop on “Ultra-wideband communications” at ECOC 2019.Abstract:Efforts in enabling higher capacity tend to rely on constellation energy efficiency, multi-mode and multi-core fibres. But isn’t it time to truly explore other transmission windows? For standard single […]
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