IEEE Access Special Section Editorial: Battery Energy Storage and Management Systems

Guest Editorial: Special Section on IEEE INFOCOM

I welcome you to read this special section comprised of four very high-quality papers in the areas of mobile wireless networks. These papers were selected through the fast track process. Initially, a small set of papers were selected from all of the papers presented at the IEEE INFOCOM 2004 Conference covering topics on mobile computing and wireless networks. These papers were short listed by t...

IEEE Access Special Section Editorial: Security and Reliability Aware System Design for Mobile Computing Devices

It is a well-known fact that design productivity is failing to keep pace with the big increase in the demands of applications and advanced silicon technology, especially in the domain of portable electronics. Moreover owing to the massive complexity of modern systems-on-chip (SoC), complete in-house development is impossible, and thus globalization of the design process has established itself a...

Editorial for IEEE Access Special Section on Theoretical Foundations for Big Data Applications: Challenges and Opportunities

Energy is one of the most important parts in human life. As a significant application of energy, smart grid is a complicated interconnected power grid that involves sensors, deployment strategies, smart meters, and real-time data processing. It continuously generates data with large volume, high velocity, and diverse variety. In this paper, we first give a brief introduction on big data, smart ...

Ieee Access Special Section Editorial: Nano-Antennas, Nano-Transceivers and Nano-Networks/Communications

IEEE Access Special Section Editorial: Applying Four D'S of Machine Learning to Advance Biometrics

With the availability of inexpensive biometric sensors, computing power, and memory, it is becoming increasingly clear that biometrics technology will have broader usage, and therefore also broader scope of future research in addressing newer challenges and pushing the boundaries. If we perceive biometrics as a fundamental problem in science and engineering with broad economic and scientific im...