About Hakim Jemaa Hakim Jemaa Ph.D. Student, Electrical and Computer Engineering Terahertz communications MIMO detection and decoding Signal processing Wireless Communications KAUST is an environment that promotes competitivity and encourages personal growth in a rich multicultural community. Articles Related News July 2026 Distilling doctoral complexity in four minutes: CEMSE student trio honored by IEEE ComSoc 4 min read · Wed, Jul 22 2026 Awards News wireless communications. Terahertz communications Signal processing Non-Terrestrial Networks Recognized at ICC 2026, the students translated research spanning wireless communications, maritime connectivity and wearable health technologies into award-winning four-minute presentations. June 2026 ISL Student Wins Second Place at IEEE ICC 2026 4MT Competition 1 min read · Sun, Jun 14 2026 Awards News Congratulations to Hakim Jemaa on winning Second Place in the Four-Minute Thesis (4MT) Competition at the IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC 2026). The competition challenged PhD researchers to present their work in just four minutes with clarity, impact, and engagement. We also extend our congratulations to Hao Lin and Abeer Alamoudi from the Communication Theory Lab (CTL), CEMSE, for their outstanding participation. Congratulations to all on this well-deserved achievement! January 2026 Two of our recent works have been accepted in IEEE Journal and Conference 1 min read · Mon, Jan 26 2026 News We are delighted to share that two of our recent works have been accepted 🎉 One paper has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society ( #IEEE OJ-COMS), and another paper, previously published in IEEE Signal Processing Letters (SPL), has been accepted for presentation at IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. 📄 Paper 1 — IEEE OJ-COMS Title: Diversity Analysis for Terahertz Communication Systems Under Small-Scale Fading In this work, we develop a framework to analyze diversity gain in
Distilling doctoral complexity in four minutes: CEMSE student trio honored by IEEE ComSoc 4 min read · Wed, Jul 22 2026 Awards News wireless communications. Terahertz communications Signal processing Non-Terrestrial Networks Recognized at ICC 2026, the students translated research spanning wireless communications, maritime connectivity and wearable health technologies into award-winning four-minute presentations.
ISL Student Wins Second Place at IEEE ICC 2026 4MT Competition 1 min read · Sun, Jun 14 2026 Awards News Congratulations to Hakim Jemaa on winning Second Place in the Four-Minute Thesis (4MT) Competition at the IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC 2026). The competition challenged PhD researchers to present their work in just four minutes with clarity, impact, and engagement. We also extend our congratulations to Hao Lin and Abeer Alamoudi from the Communication Theory Lab (CTL), CEMSE, for their outstanding participation. Congratulations to all on this well-deserved achievement!
Two of our recent works have been accepted in IEEE Journal and Conference 1 min read · Mon, Jan 26 2026 News We are delighted to share that two of our recent works have been accepted 🎉 One paper has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society ( #IEEE OJ-COMS), and another paper, previously published in IEEE Signal Processing Letters (SPL), has been accepted for presentation at IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. 📄 Paper 1 — IEEE OJ-COMS Title: Diversity Analysis for Terahertz Communication Systems Under Small-Scale Fading In this work, we develop a framework to analyze diversity gain in
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