Aug 2009 to 2000 Research & Teaching AssistantAccenture Executive Data Analytic Workshop Hoboken, NJ Sep 2014 to Sep 2014 Teaching FellowMTA New York City Transit, Office of the President New York, NY Jan 2014 to Aug 2014 Data Science Support AideTecnolgico de Monterrey Guadalajara, Jal. Dec 2013 to Dec 2013 Teaching FellowLloyd's Register Southampton Jul 2013 to Sep 2013 Visiting Scholar, Global Technology CentreUnited Nations Headquarters, Dept of Economics and Social Affairs New York, NY Jan 2009 to Jun 2009 Intern, Population Division
Education:
Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, NJ 2009 to 2015 PhD. in Systems EngineeringStevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, NJ 2007 to 2009 M.S. in Financial EngineeringXi'an University of Technology Xi'an, China B.S. in Information and Computing Science
Skills:
Programming: Python, SQL, C#, C++, JavaScript, D3.js<br/> Statistical Programming: R, SPSS, Minitab, Tableau<br/> Simulation: MATLAB Simulink, Arena, AnyLogic<br/> Others: MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio), IBM Maximo<br/> Languages: Mandarin Chinese, English
Oct 2014 to 2000 Digital Marketing ManagerThe American Friends of Jamaica, Inc
Sep 2014 to 2000 AccountantFood Distribution in NYC
Sep 2014 to 2000 VolunteerDeere & Company
Jul 2014 to 2000 Entrepreneur/ Business OwnerBMW Automotive Ltd
Jun 2013 to Jun 2014 Financial Assistant
Education:
Northeastern University Shenyang, CN Sep 2010 to Jun 2014 Bachelor of Business AdministrationNew York University New York, NY M.S. in Integrated Marketing
Jun 2012 to Jul 2012 Summer Internship in Guizhou Electric Power Test Research Institute,China
Education:
University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 2011 to 2013 Master of Science in EngineeringUniversity of Manchester and North China Electric Power University Sep 2007 to Jun 2011 Bachelor of Science in electronics
Skills:
VLSI design skills: Digital/Analog Circuit Design, Standard Cell Design, Physical Design, Cadence(CAD) Tools, soldering. Equipments: Multi-meters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and basic lab equipment. Others: C, Python, Java, PHP, Verilog, Perl, MATLAB, Unix/Linux System, Web Design.
Michael F. Starsinic - Newtown PA, US Chonggang Wang - Princeton NJ, US Kamel M. Shaheen - King of Prussia PA, US Guang Lu - Montreal, CA Dale N. Seed - Allentown PA, US Qing Li - Princeton Junction NJ, US Lijun Dong - San Diego CA, US
International Classification:
H04M 15/00
US Classification:
370259
Abstract:
A method and apparatus are described for providing triggering services over multiple access networks. A triggering service server (TSS) architecture includes a triggering identity function (TIF) which maintains a database of device and application identifier mappings across multiple access networks, triggering capabilities and triggering preferences. The TSS also includes a triggering decision function (TDF) that uses information from the TIF and determines how triggers should be performed towards a device and/or an application hosted on a particular device. The TSS also includes triggering gateways (T-GWs) that perform triggering in different domains. A “not-registered-triggerable” state may be used to indicate whether an entity, such as a device, application or user can receive triggers although it is not registered in a specific access network. Methods and apparatus are also described for implementing various unassisted triggering and assisted triggering procedures using wireless transmit/receive units (WTRUs), application servers (ASs) and service capability servers (SCSs).
Time And Frequency Tracking Reference Signals In New Radio
- Wilmington DE, US Lakshmi R. Iyer - King of Prussia PA, US Joseph M. Murray - Schwenksville PA, US Allan Y. Tsai - Boonton NJ, US Guodong Zhang - Woodbury NY, US Qing Li - Princeton Junction NJ, US
International Classification:
H04L 5/00 H04L 27/26 H04W 16/14 H04W 72/04
Abstract:
In NR, a slot structure of a UE may be dynamic due the number of symbols of PDCCH and whether the slot has UL data, among other considerations. Additionally, to support multi-TRP/multi-panel/multi-BWP operation, a UE may be configured with multiple TRSs, and when a UE needs to receive multiple TRSs in the same slot, efficient signaling of the TRSs is important because of the high overhead involved. During a transmission, a UE may need to do beam switching when there is a beam failure, but existing systems do not have mechanisms for the UE to synchronize time and frequency with a new beam. Further, when a UE switches to a new beam, the effect on scheduled TRS transmission for old beams is unclear. Fine frequency and time tracking may also be required during an initial access procedure. Existing NR systems do not address how a UE may perform time and frequency tracking during an initial access procedure. Additionally, URLLC data may need to be transmitted to a UE immediately in an NR system. Existing NR systems do not address sending a TRS to a UE with URLLC data. Embodiments described herein address these and other issues.
- Wilmington DE, US Pascal M. ADJAKPLE - Great Neck NY, US Qing LI - Princeton Junction NJ, US Guodong ZHANG - Woodbury NY, US Yifan LI - Conshohocken PA, US Joseph M. MURRAY - Schwenksville PA, US Rocco DI GIROLAMO - Laval, CA
International Classification:
H04W 4/08 H04W 72/00
Abstract:
A Sidelink AS group management function is disclosed for a UE to discover group members and organize them into AS layer sub-groups based on the AS layer group context information. A centralized Sidelink AS group management is disclosed that the Sidelink AS Group Manager discovers group members and organizes them into AS layer sub-groups for a UE. A Subgroup formation and configuration procedure is disclosed that SL AS Group Manager organizes the ULG into AS layer sub-groups, configures UE-to-UE relays for each UE in the ULG and sends the AS group management information to the UE. A distributed Sidelink AS group management method is disclosed that each UE discovers its group members and organizes the ULG into AS layer sub-groups. New Layer 2 structures and procedures are disclosed to enhance bearer management for Sidelink groupcast communications.
- San Diego CA, US Junyi LI - Fairless Hills PA, US Qing LI - Princeton Junction NJ, US Dan VASSILOVSKI - Del Mar CA, US
International Classification:
H04W 76/28 H04W 76/14
Abstract:
A first user equipment (UE) transmits, to a second UE, a transmission configuration indicating first timing information for a discontinuous reception (DRX) configuration for sidelink transmission from the first UE. The first UE transmits, to the second UE, a reception configuration indicating second timing information for the DRX configuration for sidelink reception by the first UE. The first UE receives a response from the second UE confirming or rejecting the DRX configuration.
- Wilmington DE, US Pascal M. ADJAKPLE - Great Neck NY, US Zhuo CHEN - Claymont DE, US Qing LI - Princeton Junction NJ, US Guodong ZHANG - Woodbury NY, US Joseph M. MURRAY - Schwenksville PA, US
International Classification:
H04W 36/00 H04W 36/08 H04W 72/02 H04W 72/10
Abstract:
UEs' mobility may have a significant impact on sidelink communications and Uu mobility procedures of UEs participating in SL communication or SL Group Communication. Methods devised to optimize handover procedures, cell reselection procedures, and transition to RRC_IDLE and RRC_INACTIVE for UEs with ongoing SL communications. Methods are disclosed herein for PLMN selection for UEs requiring sidelink communication or with active sidelink communication, as well as, methods to provide priority-based resource allocation while using exceptional transmit resource pools. Also, provided are SL group management procedures to deal with impacts of UE mobility.
Apparatus, System And Method For Performing Two-Step Rach
- Wilmington DE, US Pascal M. ADJAKPLE - Great Neck NY, US Lakshmi R. IYER - King of Prussia PA, US Mohamed AWADIN - Plymouth Meeting PA, US Patrick SVEDMAN - Stockholm, SE Qing LI - Princeton Junction NJ, US Allan Y. TSAI - Boonton NJ, US Yifan LI - Conshohocken PA, US Rocco DI GIROLAMO - Laval, CA Zhuo CHEN - Claymont DE, US Guodong ZHANG - Woodbury NY, US
International Classification:
H04W 74/08
Abstract:
A first apparatus in a wireless communication system, the first apparatus including circuitry configured to trigger a Random Access Channel (RACH) procedure; select a two-step RACH procedure from among a plurality of RACH procedures as a RACH type to be performed; select a MsgA transmission resource; transmit a MsgA; and monitor for a network response from a second apparatus.
Lakshmi R. Iyer - King of Prussia PA, US Allan Y. Tsai - Boonton NJ, US Qing Li - Princeton Junction NJ, US Joseph M. Murray - Schwenksville PA, US
Assignee:
IPLA Holdings Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
H04L 1/00 H04L 5/00
Abstract:
PBCH design may affect timing indication in a wireless network and polar code interleaver design, among other things. Mechanisms may indicate half frame timing though de-modulation reference signal sequence initialization, de-modulation reference signal mapping order, or de-modulation reference signal resource element location.
- Wilmington DE, US Pascal M. ADJAKPLE - Great Neck NY, US Stephen E. TERRY - Northport NY, US Rocco DI GIROLAMO - Laval, CA Lakshmi R. IYER - King of Prussia PA, US Guodong ZHANG - Woodbury NY, US Patrick SVEDMAN - Stockholm, SE Yifan LI - Conshohocken PA, US Allan Y. TSAI - Boonton NJ, US Zhuo CHEN - Claymont DE, US Mohamed AWADIN - Plymouth Meeting PA, US Qing LI - Princeton Junction NJ, US
International Classification:
H04W 52/02 H04W 72/04
Abstract:
A first apparatus including a processor; and a memory storing computer-executable instructions that when executed by the processor cause the first apparatus to: receive, from a second apparatus, information including Discontinuous Reception (DRX) configurations, wherein one of the DRX configurations is a first active DRX configuration and other DRX configurations are candidate DRX configurations; perform Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) monitoring in accordance with the first active DRX configuration; monitor signaling from the second apparatus for an indication that is used for adapting the first active DRX configuration; receive from the second apparatus an indication for adapting the first active DRX configuration into a second active DRX configuration; based on the indication for adapting the first active DRX configuration into the second active DRX configuration, adapt the first active DRX configuration into the second active DRX configuration; and perform PDCCH monitoring in accordance with the second active DRX configuration.