Dr. Dorothy Okello
Eng. Dr. Dorothy Okello is the principal investigator at netLabs!UG, Senior Lecturer, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Makerere University and Director of Innovation, Eastern Africa Resilience Innovations Lab (EA RILab). Dr. Okello is also the faculty member responsible for the Celestini Project in Uganda. She is an activist in the area of women’s rights and empowerment and has founded and served as a board member of a number of organizations dedicated to economic advancement in Uganda.
The Technological Imperative for Ethical Evolution
Paul Baran Young Scholars Continue to Achieve Great Things
Marconi Chair Vint Cerf on Education, Smart Regulation Needed for Digital Future
Young Scholar Negar Reiskarimian Joins Faculty at MIT’s School of Engineering
Young Scholar Salvatore Campione Receives Presidential Early Career Award
Young Scholar Joe Lukens Receives DOE Early Career Funding Award
How Smart Surfaces Will Transform Our Wireless Future
Closing the Homework Gap For Native American Tribes
Digging Into Diversity, Inclusion and Ethics
Building the Sustainable Internet with a Spirit of Cooperation
Welcoming Our 2019 Marconi Fellows and Young Scholars
Marconi Society Names Three 2019 Paul Baran Young Scholars
PhD Student Min-Yu Huang Recognized as a Marconi Society 2019 Paul Baran Young Scholar
Dr. Vasuki Narasimha Swamy Recognized as a Marconi Society 2019 Paul Baran Young Scholar
PhD Student Bichai Wang Recognized as a Marconi Society 2019 Paul Baran Young Scholar
Networks to Support First Responders
Wireless Communication and Applications Above 100 GHz: Opportunities and Challenges for 6G and Beyond
