Qiang (John) Ye, PhD, SMIEEE, IEEE ComSoc DL

IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Distinguished Lecturer (DL), 2025-2026.
IEEE Senior Member (SMIEEE), since 2022.
Associate Editor, IEEE Internet of Things Journal, since 2024.
Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, since 2023.
Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Cognitive Communications and Networking, since 2022.
Associate Editor, IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society, 2021.
Region 7 Chapter Coordinator, IEEE Vehicular Technology Society (VTS), since 2024.
Regional Chapter Coordinator: Regions 1-6 Chapters Coordinator, IEEE Vehicular Technology Society (VTS), 2022-2023.
IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Southern Alberta Chapter Vice Chair, since 2024.

Qiang (John) Ye

Areas of Research

5G/6G communication and networking, network slicing, edge intelligence, digital twin and AI assisted wireless communication and networking, networking protocol design, autonomous vehicular networks, and Internet of Things (IoT).
Research Summary: Dr. Qiang (John) Ye is at the forefront of next-generation wireless communication and networking research, driving innovations in 5G and 6G systems to transform connectivity and intelligent networking. His work focuses on cutting-edge technologies such as network slicing, edge intelligence, and AI-assisted wireless communication, aiming to optimize network efficiency, flexibility, and automation. By integrating digital twin technology, he enhances network modeling and real-time optimization, paving the way for more adaptive and resilient communication systems. His research also extends to autonomous vehicular networks, where he explores how to seamlessly connect vehicles through advanced protocol designs, leveraging roadside computing resources for improved safety and automation. Furthermore, Dr. Ye investigates the intersection of AI and wireless networking to develop intelligent, self-optimizing communication frameworks, empowering the Internet of Things (IoT) with more robust and scalable connectivity. Through his work, he is shaping the future of wireless communication and invites passionate MSc and PhD students and Postdoctoral Fellows (PDFs) with strong wireless communication and networking backgrounds and solid mathematical and programming skills to contribute to these groundbreaking advancements.

Supervising degrees

Electrical and Computer Engineering - Doctoral: Seeking Students
Electrical and Computer Engineering - Masters: Seeking Students

Working with this supervisor

Seeking Highly Motivated PDF/PhD/MSc Students in Wireless Communication & Networking

Who Should Apply?

I am looking for highly self-motivated PhD and MSc students with a strong background in wireless communication and networking, along with solid mathematical and programming skills.

More details on my research works can be found at my Personal Website.

How to Apply?

For prospective PDF/PhD/MSc students (thesis-based), please contact me by email showing your research interests before making a formal application:

Email Subject Line: Prospective [MSc/PhD] Student - [Your Name]

Please email me (qiang.ye@ucalgary.ca) the following documents:

  • CV
  • Academic transcripts
  • List of publications (if any)
  • TOEFL/IELTS scores

More information on how to apply for the Graduate Programs (PhD and MSc) at the Department of Electrical and Software Engineering (ESE) can be found at [LINK]. The link to our ESE Department Website can be found at [LINK].

More information on applying for a Postdoc position can be found at [LINK]. 

Self-Funded Students & Scholarships

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