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ComSoc Technology News (CTN) is a free, online podcast that discusses interesting, timely, and newsworthy articles that span a wide range of topics related to the communications technology industry. Our mission is to be an informational resource that brings diverse perspectives and thought leadership while providing a platform for lively discussion amongst our readers.
CTN is run by a team of volunteer editorial board members who are technical experts in diverse fields.
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- Episode 30: “AI-Native 6G Communications, Computing and Sensing: An Industry Perspective” · 38 min · Episodio 30In Episode 30 of the IEEE Communications Society Technology News (IEEE CTN) podcast, host Professor Aryan Kaushik interviews Dr. Amira Alloum, Director of Engineering at Qualcomm…
- Episode 29: Spatial AI for Wireless Communications and Edge AI Techniques · 55 min · Episodio 29Traditional rule-based resource allocation and siloed sensing frameworks are hitting their physical limits. Discover how spatial intelligence and generative world models allow…
- Episode 28: AI, ISAC and Latest Trends and Challenges for 6G and Beyond · 52 min · Episodio 28In this podcast, number 28 in the IEEE CTN podcast series, Prof. Aryan Kaushik speaks with Professor Narcis Cardona of Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), Spain, about the…
- Episode 27: What went on creating ICC 2026 and its technical impact on 6G and beyond · 21 min · Episodio 27The IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) is one of the world's two premier conferences in communications engineering, alongside IEEE GLOBECOM. Held in Glasgow…
- Episode 26: What are we expecting from 6G?: Waveform design and NTN perspective · 54 min · Episodio 26Podcast #26 of IEEE Communications Technology News (CTN) features host Professor Aryan Kaushik in conversation with Professors Huseyin Arslan and Cicek Cavdar. Together, they…
- Episode 25: Gigantic MIMO and Quantum Communications - What, why and how? · 54 min · Episodio 25Podcast #25 of IEEE CTN features host Professor Aryan Kaushik in a fascinating discussion with Professors Emil Björnson and Octavia Dobre on 6G, AI, and the practical challenges…
- Episode 24: Orbital Angular Momentum, THz, and ESIT: From Industry Perspective · 23 min · Episodio 24In CTN’s podcast #24, Professor Aryan Kaushik, and Doctors Doohwan Lee and Hirofumi Sasaki from NTT discuss Electromagnetic Signal and Information Theory (ESIT) and how it is…
- Episode 23: Non-Terrestrial Networks: Potentials and Challenges · 31 min · Episodio 23Welcome to the era of the "3D Networks”! The distinguish panel of CTN’s podcast #23 explores the push toward 6G, and how the boundaries of connectivity are moving off the ground…
- Episode 22: Integrated Sensing and Communications: Standardization and Industry Updates · 44 min · Episodio 22Welcome to CTN’s podcast episode 22, where we explore one of the most exciting frontiers in wireless technology: Integrated Sensing and Communications, or ISAC. Professor Aryan…
- Episode 21: 6G Beyond Just Communications: Synergies of ISAC, AI, ESIT and NTN · 16 min · Episodio 21In CTN’s podcast #21, professor Kaushik, host of the series, shares his views on 6G and Beyond Communications and the synergies with Sensing, Non-terrestrial networks and role…
- Episode 20: Integrated Sensing and Communications and Non-Terrestrial Networks: Latest Advances and Synergies · 35 min · Episodio 20Podcast #20 of CTN where we explore the technologies shaping 6G and beyond. In this episode, we dive into Integrated Sensing and Communications — combining radar-like sensing and…
- Episode 19: Holographic MIMO Communications and Demo · 17 min · Episodio 19In episode 19 of CTN’s podcasts, we dive into the cutting-edge world of holographic MIMO communications, a potential game-changer for 6G networks! Join us as we explore how this…
- Episode 18: 6G's Role in Connecting the Unconnected · 1 h 3 min · Episodio 18Podcast #18 of CTN delves into a critical topic at the intersection of technology and society: the role of communication technologies in connecting underserved communities…
- Episode 17: All Things 6G and Sustainability · 39 min · Episodio 17In podcast 17, professor Aryan Kaushik and Professor Lina Mohjazi discuss how sustainability can be intertwined into the fundamental design of 6G to create a sustainable ICT…
- Episode 16: Integrated Sensing and Communications for Future Wireless Networks · 25 min · Episodio 16CTN Podcast discusses the latest book from Prof. Aryan Kaushik, IEEE CTN Senior Editor and Professor, Manchester Met, UK, on ISAC Technology, with contributions from over 50…
- Episode 15: O-RAN, Digital Twin, and Machine Learning for Sustainable 6G · 40 min · Episodio 15O-RAN, Digital Twin, Machine Learning, all very popular topics being researched as we march towards the next evolution of wireless. But what does it all mean and how do they work…
- Episode 14: Electromagnetic Signal and Information Theory, and Stacked Intelligent Metasurfaces · 1 h 7 min · Episodio 14In the podcast episode #14, Prof. Aryan Kaushik, IEEE CTN Senior Editor, chats with Prof. Marco Di Renzo on latest technology of Electromagnetic Signal and Information Theory…
- Episode 13: Digital Twins, Context-Aided Communications and 6G Technologies · 43 min · Episodio 13With podcast episode #13, CTN continues to explore the capabilities that will help make 6G a successful evolution of 5G. In this episode Aryan Kaushik, professor at Manchester…
- Episode 12: Fluid Antennas for 6G and Beyond · 50 min · Episodio 12In Episode 12 of IEEE CTN podcast series Professor Aryan Kaushik and Professor Kai-Kit Wong discuss the concept of Fluid Antennas, or fluid antenna systems (FAS) which are…
- Episode 11: 6G: The Way Forward with Important KPIs and Technologies · 22 min · Episodio 11“6G: The Way Forward with Important KPIs and Technologies” is podcast #11 of IEEE’s ComSoc Technology News (IEEE CTN). In this podcast we are happy to have Professor Ana Garcia…







