Prof. Sodagari receives a NSF grant on quantum sciences.

Prof. Sodagari facilitated a collaboration with AWS, bringing their experts to the university to conduct workshops on security and AI/ML for students.

Book on "Privacy and Security for Mobile Crowdsourcing" looks into vulnerabilities and solutions, with cutting-edge techniques, intuitive discussions, and insights on topics ranging from spatio-temporal privacy to blockchain-based crowdsourcing.

Prof. Sodagari receives Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership award.

Prof. Sodagari is selected for NSF Game Changer Academies.

S.Sodagari, "Trends for Mobile IoT Crowdsourcing Privacy and Security in the Big Data Era," IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society

Prof. Sodagari is invited to NSF URoL Workshop on Leveraging AI and Data Science for Predicting Mechanisms.

Prof. Sodagari is selected by the Provost's Office in support of the CSU Chancellor's Office initiatives.

Prof. Sodagari takes a sabbatical leave in Fall 2021.

Prof. Sodagari receives Quality Matters (QM) peer reviewer certificate related to online and digital instruction.

Prof. Sodagari is the Faculty Champion of Electrical Engineering in the campus-wide Faculty Champions.

Research work: S. Sodagari, "Covert Communications Against an Adversary with Low-SNR Sensing Capability in Nakagami Fading," IEEE Sensors Letters

Published: Deep UL2DL: Data-Driven Channel Knowledge Transfer from Uplink to Downlink, IEEE Open Journal of Vehicular Technology

Prof. Sodagari invited to give a talk at the colloquium of Mathematics and Statistics Department.

Prof. Sodagari invited to talk at the IEEE Author Workshop.

Prof. Sodagari receives CSU Transportation Research award.

Research work published:“Improved Cognitive Radio Receivers Using Timing Mismatch of Primary and Secondary Users,” in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II, vol. 66, no. 6, pp. 948-952, June 2019

Published: "Performance Analysis of Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access with Underlaid Device-to-Device Communications," IEEE Access, 2018

Research work published: Shabnam Sodagari et al. “Technologies and Challenges for Cognitive Radio Enabled Medical Wireless Body Area Networks,” IEEE Access, vol. 6, 2018

Research published: “Enhanced Spectrum Sharing and Cognitive Radio Using Asynchronous Primary and Secondary Users,” IEEE Communications Letters, vol. 22, no. 4, pp. 832-835, April 2018

Research published: Shabnam Sodagari, "Real-Time Scheduling in Cognitive Radio Networks," in IEEE Systems Journal, 2017

The following was presented at the Mayo Clinic:

B. Bozorgchami and S. Sodagari, "Spectrally efficient telemedicine and in-hospital patient data transfer," IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications, May 2017, Mayo Clinic

Prof. Sodagari is a co-chair of the second CRESS workshop on cognitive radio security in conjunction with IEEE CNS 2016 in Philadelphia.

Prof. Sodagari is an organizing committee member for IEEE GLOBECOM.

Prof. Sodagari is an organizing committee member for ISMICT.