Transport Protocol Optimization for Next-Generation Networks and Satellite Communications
Hendrik Cech is a PhD candidate at the Chair of Connected Mobility at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany, supervised by Prof. Dr. Jörg Ott. His research focuses on enhanced transport protocols for next-generation applications, with particular emphasis on multipath communication and satellite networks.
Hendrik's work investigates transport layer protocols and their optimization for emerging network environments, including MPTCP scheduler development and Linux kernel implementations, QUIC protocol adaptations for LEO satellite communications, and transport protocol optimization for 5G/6G networks.
Internet Engineering Task Force & Internet Research Task Force
One of six papers worldwide selected for this prestigious award that bridges academic research and practical Internet deployment.
RIPE Network Coordination Centre
Selected among submissions from network operators, researchers, and practitioners worldwide for providing actionable insights to the Internet operations community.
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