Featuring ideas from our Fellows, Young Scholars, and leaders in our network, Marconi Signal explores the intersections of advanced technology, digital inclusion, and our global connected community.
This speech was originally given on the 126th anniversary of Guglielmo Marconi’s birth at an event hosted by the Fondazione Marconi. It has been lightly edited for print.
Qurrat-ul-ain “Annie” Nadeem, a 2018 Young Scholar, discusses her research in smart radio, the importance of mentorship, and the future of ICT.
Dr. Zvi Galil reflects on Georgia Tech’s successful Online Master of Science in Computer Science, a groundbreaking program that has extended the opportunity to thousands of students globally.
Vint Cerf, Andrea Goldsmith, and Dina Katabi offer concrete advice for preparing a nomination for this prestigious award.
Rexford, a member of the Marconi Prize selection committee, has taught computer science at Princeton University since 2005.
2020 Marconi Fellow and wireless innovator Andrea Goldsmith encourages nominations for the Marconi Society awards.
Marconi Society Young Scholars Joe Lukens and Piotr Roztocki examine the history and predict the bright future of quantum technology.
Communications technology continues to play an increasingly vital role in society. Three Marconi Fellows share technology trends to watch in ICT.
Marconi Society Chair Vint Cerf lays out the goals and process of the 2022 Marconi Prize and invites nominations.
