Pradnya Taksande
Also known as: Pradnya Kiri Taksande
Indian institute of technology Bombay, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
About
Dr. Pradnya is a distinguished researcher and Project Research Scientist at IIT Bombay, specializing in next-generation wireless technologies. With a strong academic foundation in Communications Engineering, she completed her master's and PhD at IIT Bombay in 2020, under the mentorship of renowned experts Prof. Abhay Karandikar and Prof. Prasanna Chaporkar. Her doctoral research, focusing on Dual Connectivity in Next-Generation Heterogeneous Wireless Networks, made significant contributions to the future of seamless, high-performance connectivity in complex network environments.
Currently, Dr. Pradnya plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of 5G and beyond, working on cutting-edge projects related to the 5G Core Network standards. As a delegate to 3GPP (SA1 and SA3), she actively contributes to global discussions on telecommunications protocols and standards. Her research interests have expanded into the promising realm of 6G, where she is exploring the transformative potential of satellite-based non-terrestrial networks and integrating sustainability into the development of future wireless ecosystems.
Employment
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Indian institute of technology Bombay Senior Project Research Scientist2024 - Present
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay MTech PhD2012 - 2020
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (7)
- Sustainable Beam Hopping and Resource Allocation for Guaranteed QoS in Multi-beam LEO Satellite Save
- A Review of Energy Information Collection and Exposure in 3GPP Mobile Networks Save
- Securing Legacy Interfaces of 5G Short Message Service Function (SMSF) Save
- Proportional Fairness through Dual Connectivity in Heterogeneous Networks Save
- Open5G: A Software-Defined Networking Protocol for 5G Multi-RAT Wireless Networks Save
- Dual Connectivity Support in 5G Networks: An SDN based approach Save
- Optimal traffic splitting policy in LTE-based heterogeneous network Save