How to become a highly cited researcher

[thevinguyen]

Thank you very much for your sharing, Professor

[muzafarismail]

Clear and understood video. Thanks for sharing

[rehan]

Very informative video..Thankyou professor

[sahilnazirpottoo]

Excellent video. How about making a video on teaching how to write a paper for IEEE transaction journals and flagship conferences. Thank you!

[Julia-huxe]

Thanks to you for all of the insightful videos. A more general question, in digital communication, what process at the receiver and transmitter takes the longest e.g. videotape an event and bring it to the homes? Coding/Decoding? Modulation/Demodulation? Sampling and
Thanks

[artie]

A very insightful thought. I would like to ask, how to do a research professor, like if I wanted to do a research in 6g for example, what things I have to use to implement it ? It would be very nice if you would do a video on that for students like me.

[lucidasser]

Hello, just one short comprehension question. It is said that with digital beamforming we can have theoretically endless beams. Does that really mean, that with just a 2-element array, we can produce so much beams?
These beams are not very narrow, due to the small aperture size. That is clear.
So are there many overlapping beams, is that right? Thanks.

[janmichaelgambill]

Dear Emil, what is your view on researchers with more than 100 papers per year, does it have any value or is it just spamming and trying to hack the citations game? I wonder whether they even read the papers with their name on them

[tuongnguyen]

The landmark LDPC paper has been forgotten for almost 40 years :) because information is spreading too slow back then

[johnsmithx]

*IF your research sucks, you won't be cited*
Its that simple.