About

I am Vishnu Narayanan Moothedath.

I come from a village in Kerala, in southern India.
From 2021 onwards, I live with my wife in Sollentuna, a municipality in the northern Stockholm region, Sweden.

Currently, I am doctoral student in the Information Science and Engineering (ISE) division under the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. I am doing research under the supervision of Prof. James Gross and co-supervision of Prof. György Dán. My current research focuses on improving the performance, energy efficiency, and responsiveness of edge computing systems and cellular networks using statistical guarantees and optimisation. One line of research aims to reduce the data captured, communicated and processed, achieved through intelligent and efficient sampling and offloading policies. A second line of research focuses on stochastic characterisation of 5G RAN in terms of delay violation probability, resource utilisation, and HARQ configurations with specific focus on the short-packet communication, like URLLC or industrial networks.
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Before starting my PhD in March 2021, I worked in the telecommunication industry for almost 5 years with Intel and Apple in their respective LTE/5G-NR baseband modem group where I was responsible for a few physical/MAC layer features.

I completed my master's degree (M.Tech) in Communication Systems from IIT Madras under the supervision of Professor Srikrishna Bhashyam and bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication from NIT Calicut. As part of my Master's thesis, I worked on the optimum distributed beamforming on MISO downlink, where a novel algorithm was proposed to find the optimal transmit power allocation with a sum-power constraint.

My three favourite hobbies are motorcycling,  football, and trekking.