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Antoine Quetineau
ETSETB-UPC
Master Student
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Antoine Quetineau
ETSETB-UPC
Master Student
I am a student at ETSETB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), specializing in Telematics Systems. I am currently conducting my Bachelor's Thesis (TFG) at N3Cat, where I am researching magnetic backscatter communication for intrabody nanonetworks.

I am a student of Telecommunications Technologies and Services Engineering (GRETST) at ETSETB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), specializing in Telematics Systems. I am currently working on my Bachelor's Thesis (TFG) in collaboration with N3Cat, focusing on magnetic backscatter communication for intrabody nanonetworks aimed at the early detection of diseases.

 

The most recent project I participated in was an Inter-Satellite Quantum Networks Simulator. As part of a team of eight people, we developed a simulator for inter-satellite communications in which the communication was established through a quantum communication link. This project was organized by the NanoSat Lab at UPC in collaboration with i2CAT.

I am a student at ETSETB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), specializing in Telematics Systems. I am currently conducting my Bachelor's Thesis (TFG) at N3Cat, where I am researching magnetic backscatter communication for intrabody nanonetworks.

I am a student of Telecommunications Technologies and Services Engineering (GRETST) at ETSETB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), specializing in Telematics Systems. I am currently working on my Bachelor's Thesis (TFG) in collaboration with N3Cat, focusing on magnetic backscatter communication for intrabody nanonetworks aimed at the early detection of diseases.

 

The most recent project I participated in was an Inter-Satellite Quantum Networks Simulator. As part of a team of eight people, we developed a simulator for inter-satellite communications in which the communication was established through a quantum communication link. This project was organized by the NanoSat Lab at UPC in collaboration with i2CAT.