Dr. Boris is a Senior Researcher in the Wireless Communications Lab in Tyndall National Institute. Boris Received his PhD from Trinity College Dublin in 2019 with a thesis titled “On the Performance and Design Tradeoffs of Low-Altitude UAV Small Cells in Urban Environments” which explored the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) as flying cellular network infrastructure to deliver cell phone service to temporary data demand hotspots. Boris’s current research focuses on the use of UAVs for wireless communication and sensing tasks, in applications such as emergency first response. He is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and a principal investigator on several projects that explore UAV use in a variety of applications, ranging from missing person rescue to long-range communication for military personnel.
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Research Themes:
Digital Infrastructure
Research Programmes
6GOrch
Optimises how 6G networks allocate computing resources at the edge, so demanding services like autonomous vehicles run reliably on constrained hardware.
EAComm
High-bandwidth optical neuromorphic AI chips that cut the electricity and water data centres consume to run rapidly growing AI workloads.
EURVISTA
An EU policy intelligence platform with a natural language interface, giving public affairs teams strategic insight into positions and stakeholder networks.
