Machine Learning for Wireless Communications

Research

Simply saying that the WindMill Project combines machine learning with wireless communication would be a grave oversimplification. Here you will find a detailed explanation of what WindMill is, what its goals are and why the project exists.

Training

Apart from doing research, the Project’s main objective is to help create a new generation of experts. We organise training schools where experts from the fields of machine learning and wireless communications share their knowledge with out Early Stage Researchers.

Knowledge Sharing Platform

Where would science be if it weren’t for sharing information? The WindMill Project understands that sharing is caring, so we established the Knowledge Sharing Platform so that our Early Stage Researchers can share their findings and experiences with the world.

Dissemination

An important part of a PhD student’s life is to publish one’s findings and share it with the community of researchers. The WindMill Project offers a library of all papers and other documents published by our participants. You can access them here.

ESRs

The WindMill Project would be nothing without its Early Stage Researchers. Fifteen of them are currently employed across the partner institutions, receiving practical experience and contributing to the scientific community.

WindMill is a European Training Network (ETN) project within the framework of the H2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Networks (ITNs).
News from the network
  • Even more new publications now available
    May 10, 2021
    The WindMill ESRs have been working very hard in the last few months and the fruits of their labour are now out in the world! We have five new publications by four of our ESRs: Matteo Zecchin, Dariush Salami, Salman Mohebi, and Cristian Jesús Vaca […]
  • Introducing two new ESRs
    March 12, 2021
    The ITN WindMill Project has recently welcomed two new research fellows: Mateus Mota, based at Nokia Bell Labs France and Sobhi Alfayoumi, who joined Worldsensing in Barcelona. And just like with the other fellows, we also interviewed them about […]
  • ESRs: A Year Later
    March 3, 2021
    Oh how time flies when you’re having fun! In November 2020 it was exactly one year since the project’s ESRs got together in Aalborg and embarked on their PhD journey. Many things have changed, not least the ESRs themselves. So we […]
  • background pictureWindMill deliverables are now uploaded
    December 1, 2020
    A new page dedicated to the project’s deliverables has been added to our website. You can access and download 6 documents which were written by the project’s ESRs and produced by our partner institutions. Find them here or visit our […]
  • Anay DeshpandeTwo new papers by ESR Anay Deshpande
    November 19, 2020
    Although Christmas is still far, we have a small present for you – there are two new papers published by Anay Deshpande, one of two of our ESRs based at the University of Padova in Italy. The titles are SMURF: Reliable Multipath Routing in […]
  • Training School in Stockholm
    October 3, 2020
    The latest WindMill Training School organised by Ericsson Sweden took place from 28th September until Friday 2nd October 2020. Because of the corona virus restrictions, the organizers had to move it online – but that did not stop our ESRs from […]
  • Dariush SalamiESR Dariush Salami publishes a paper
    August 25, 2020
    Hard work pays off – nobody knows that better than our ESRs. So we’re proudly announcing that one of them, Dariush Salami who is currently based at Aalto University in Finland, has published his first paper on Motion Pattern Recognition […]

EU Commission

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 813999.