M.Sc. Vignesh Raman
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Vignesh Raman is a PhD researcher at the Deutsche Telekom Chair of Communication Networks at TU Dresden.
He was born in India and studied at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, Georgia), where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with highest honors (2021), with his thesis in quantum communication concerning quantum steganography in lossy bosonic channels. He then pursued his Master of Science degree in Quantum Science and Engineering (2023) in the University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois) under the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering with a prestigious PME graduate fellowship.
Over the course of his studies, he had worked on a multitude of research projects ranging from work in geometric topology to homomorphic encryption in security systems to the PPT squared conjecture, in addition to more recent projects concerning quantum error correction in cosmic ray affected superconducting qubit systems and quantum machine learning for financial datasets.
He is currently interested in research at the intersection of 4 fields – quantum communication, quantum technologies for 6g wireless networks, network engineering and Tactile Internet architecture.
Contact
Email: vignesh.raman@tu-dresden.de
Office: Room B.319, Nöthnitzer Str. 67 (Haus B)
Phone: +49 351 463-43941
Research Interests
- Integrating quantum technologies into Tactile Internet architecture to overcome inherent limitations of classical technologies.
- Quantum communication theory, especially in wireless networks (5g/6g).
- Quantum communication/QEC/QML protocols/systems/algorithms and optimization thereof for telecom & finance industries.
Project
CeTI | Profile (EN) | Profile (DE)
Review Service
- IEEE 10th World Forum on Internet of Things – Reviewer
Teaching
Awards
- PME Graduate Fellowship [2021-2023, University of Chicago] – Prestigious distinction fellowship given to extraordinary, outstanding and highly motivated individuals from around the world.
- ECE Outstanding Junior Award & Scholarship [2019-2020, Georgia Institute of Technology] – Annual crowing award and scholarship presented to a single ECE student for significant research output, and highest GPA average accounting for advanced classes.
- President’s Undergraduate Research Award [Spring 2020, Georgia Institute of Technology] – For undergraduate research thesis work.
- VIP Research Poster Award [Spring 2018, Georgia Institute of Technology] – First place in annual nanotechnology award for VIP Program, for ‘Plasma-Assisted, Low Temperature synthesis of MoS2’.
- QWorld Team Awards for Project and Presentation [2023, QWorld Internship with ICL/IBM] – Second place for ‘Quantum machine learning of large datasets’.
Publications
2025
Can Quantum Semantic Communication Intrinsically Exhibit Resilience in 6G Networks? Proceedings Article
In: IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), pp. 1-6, Montreal, Canada, 2025.
On Destination Anonymity and Trustworthiness in 6G Networks: Can Quantum Entanglement Offer Unexpected Advantages? Proceedings Article
In: NOMS 2025 IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America, pp. 1-5, 2025.
2024
Exploring the Potential of Quantum Technology for SFC Management & VNF Chain Ordering Proceedings Article
In: IEEE Conference on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks (NFV-SDN), pp. 1-5, Natal, Brazil, 2024.
Entanglement-assisted decision making for VNF migration in 6G Communication Networks Proceedings Article
In: IEEE Conference on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks (NFV-SDN), pp. 1-3, Natal, Brazil, 2024.
Resilience Engineering for Quantum Technology Integration with Metropolitan Networks and the Tactile Internet Proceedings Article
In: IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF), pp. 1-6, Dubai, UAE, 2024.
Quantum Networks Across Physical Platforms for 6G Proceedings Article
In: IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF), pp. 1-6, Dubai, UAE, 2024.
2020
Towards a Quantum Steganographic Capacity of Lossy Bosonic Channels Technical Report
2020.