About Itsikiantsoa Randrianantenaina Itsikiantsoa Randrianantenaina Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering Cooperative communications Wireless Communications optimization Cellular Networks Itsikiantsoa Randrianantenaina received the Engineering Diploma degree from the Institut National des Postes et Telecommunications, Rabat, Morocco, in 2013, and the M.S. degree in electrical engineering from the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, from June 2015- June 2019, where she earned the Ph.D. degree and Joined NEOM, Saudi Arabia, as a Research Engineer after graduation. Her research interests include full-duplex and NOMA systems, interference management, FogRAN architecture, stochastic geometry, and optimization. Education Profile Ph.D Articles Related News January 2016 Arias and Art Songs for Guests of SRI-UQ 3 min read · Wed, Jan 6 2016 News Guests of the January 2016 Uncertainty Quantification Applications Workshop (UQAW) had to check whether they were truly at a science and technology university in Saudi Arabia, or had perhaps taken a wrong turn en route to the poster session and reception in the KAUST University Library on the evening of 6 January. Director Raul Tempone invited them, drinks and hors d’ouvres in hand, to a piano at the entrance to the poster atrium, where Electrical Engineering PhD candidate Itsikiantsoa Randrianantenaina, from Madagascar, and Applied Mathematics Professor David Keyes, from New York City, were
Arias and Art Songs for Guests of SRI-UQ 3 min read · Wed, Jan 6 2016 News Guests of the January 2016 Uncertainty Quantification Applications Workshop (UQAW) had to check whether they were truly at a science and technology university in Saudi Arabia, or had perhaps taken a wrong turn en route to the poster session and reception in the KAUST University Library on the evening of 6 January. Director Raul Tempone invited them, drinks and hors d’ouvres in hand, to a piano at the entrance to the poster atrium, where Electrical Engineering PhD candidate Itsikiantsoa Randrianantenaina, from Madagascar, and Applied Mathematics Professor David Keyes, from New York City, were
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