DOCTORAL RESEARCHER RUB

Hamid RezaMazandarani.

At the intersection of AI
and wireless networking.

I study how artificial intelligence can make wireless networks more adaptive, efficient, and semantic-aware.

Ruhr University Bochum · Bochum, Germany

01 Semantic communication 02 Adaptive learning 03 Edge intelligence

01 / ABOUT

Intelligence,
across the network.

I am a doctoral researcher at Ruhr University Bochum, working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and wireless networking.

My research focuses on semantic-aware multiple access, learning-based resource allocation, and the orchestration of AI services at the network edge. I explore how distributed agents can adapt to changing environments while making efficient use of communication and computing resources.

My work brings together deep reinforcement learning, continual learning, and the structure of information itself—from correlations between users’ observations to the demands of generative AI workloads.

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

2016

M.Sc. · Computer Systems Networking

Isfahan University of Technology

2013

B.Sc. · Telecommunications Engineering

Ferdowsi University of Mashhad

02 / RESEARCH DIRECTIONS

Networks that learn.
Communication that matters.

Three connected themes, from spectrum access to intelligent service delivery.

01

Semantic-aware
networking

Using the meaning and correlation of data to guide wireless access, reduce redundant transmissions, and balance utilization with fairness.

Semantic communicationMultiple access
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02

Adaptive learning
for wireless access

Designing reinforcement-learning agents that adapt to heterogeneous, non-stationary wireless environments through continual learning.

Deep reinforcement learningContinual learning
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03

Edge AI
orchestration

Coordinating communication and computing resources for generative AI and vehicular services under latency and energy constraints.

Generative AIService placement
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Selected papers and preprints, 2023–2026. PDF links open author manuscripts; publication status is shown for each entry.

202601
Journal · acceptedAccepted; author manuscript on arXiv

A Semantic-Aware Multiple Access Scheme Leveraging Spatial Redundancy for Uplink-Dominant Network Services

Hamidreza Mazandarani, Masoud Shokrnezhad, Tarik Taleb

IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management · 2026

Research summary

PRISM uses inter-user data redundancy to guide distributed spectrum access, balancing fairness, spectrum use, and energy efficiency with multi-agent deep reinforcement learning.

202505
Journal article

A Novel Multiple Access Scheme for Heterogeneous Wireless Communications Using Symmetry-Aware Continual Deep Reinforcement Learning

Hamidreza Mazandarani, Masoud Shokrnezhad, Tarik Taleb

IEEE Transactions on Machine Learning in Communications and Networking · 2025

Research summary

A symmetry-aware continual-learning mechanism adapts a deep reinforcement learning access protocol to changing wireless environments while accounting for coexistence and fairness.

202308
Conference paper

Self-Sustaining Multiple Access with Continual Deep Reinforcement Learning for Dynamic Metaverse Applications

Hamidreza Mazandarani, Masoud Shokrnezhad, Tarik Taleb, Richard Li

IEEE International Conference on Metaverse Computing, Networking and Applications (MetaCom) · 2023

Research summary

Continual learning helps a double deep Q-learning agent respond to changing numbers of active users in multi-channel wireless access environments.

This is a selected list, not a complete publication record. See Google Scholar for the wider list.

04 / OPEN RESOURCES

From papers
to practice.

Public code and reading resources connected to my research.

RESEARCH CODEPYTHON

SAMA-D3QL

The implementation accompanying our WCNC 2024 paper on semantic-aware multiple access for distributed, dynamic 6G applications.

READING COLLECTIONSEMANTIC NETWORKING

Awesome-SemCom

A curated reading list on semantic and task-oriented communications, with a focus on resource allocation and orchestration.

05 / RESEARCH UPDATES

Recent
developments.

PREPRINT UPDATE

Rethinking redundant vehicular transmissions.

Updated manuscript on overlapping fields of view and redundancy-aware uplink transmission in vehicular 6G.

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AUTHOR MANUSCRIPT ONLINE

PRISM: semantic awareness at the access layer.

Our manuscript on spatial-redundancy-aware multiple access is available on arXiv and marked as accepted by IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management.

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JOURNAL PUBLICATION

Energy-efficient orchestration for vehicular 6G.

Joint UAV trajectory planning, multiple access, and service placement in IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology.

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06 / CONTACT

Let’s connect.

For research discussions, questions about my work,
or opportunities to collaborate.