Paul Schwenteck received his Diploma in Electrical Engineering at the TU Dresden, Germany, in 2020 and is now a Ph.D. student at the Chair of Communication Networks involved in the groundbreaking 6G-life project. With a strong passion for cutting-edge technologies, his research focuses on Information-Centric Networking (ICN) and distributed caching protocols, such as the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).
Driven by curiosity and a desire to push the boundaries of network architectures, he delves deep into the realm of ICN, exploring its potential to revolutionize data communication in the future. In addition to his expertise in ICN and distributed caching protocols, he are also actively investigates the energy consumption of such protocols. By examining the energy implications of these innovative protocols, he seeks to develop sustainable and energy-efficient solutions for future communication networks. His work aims to strike a balance between technological advancements and environmental considerations, ensuring that the benefits of ICN and distributed caching are coupled with responsible energy consumption.
Combining academic rigor with practical application, he works diligently to contribute valuable insights to the field of 6G-life, striving to shape the future of communication networks while addressing the critical issue of energy sustainability.
Research Interest
- Network Coding in Distributed Systems
- CDNs
- ICN
- IPFS
- NDN
- Queuing theory
Teaching
WS 23/24
- Supervisor Exercise Grundlagen Elektrotechnik
SS 23
- Teaching Assistant Communication Networks 1
- Teaching Assistant Traffic Theory
- Supervisor Exercise Elektrische und Magnetische Felder
WS 22/23
- Supervisor Exercise Grundlagen Elektrotechnik
SS 22
- Teaching Assistant Communication Networks 1
- Supervisor Exercise Elektrische und Magnetische Felder
WS 21/22
- Supervisor Exercise Grundlagen Elektrotechnik
SS 21
- Teaching Assistant Communication Networks 1
- Hauptseminar
Supervision
- Student Thesis – Tobias Trenschel: “Coding Strategies for Preserving Data in High Mobility MANETs”
- Student Thesis – Willi Meißner: “Resilience Investigation in Distributed Storage Systems with Broadcast Communication”
- Student Thesis – Xingyu Zhou: “Investigation of requesting strategies in MARS”
- Hauptseminar SS2021: “Build your own Video Chat”
Projects
- 6g-life – ICN