one6G supports TU Berlin workshop on new waveforms, integrated sensing and connected agents

On November 11, 2026, the Communications and Information Theory Chair (CommIT) at TU Berlin hosted the workshop “6G and Beyond: New Waveforms, Integrated Sensing, and Connected Agents”. The workshop was technically supported by one6G, and one6G WG3 Co-Chair Aryan Kaushik was among the six invited speakers.

Hosted by Professor Giuseppe Caire (Alexander von Humboldt Professor and head of CommIT at TU Berlin), the workshop brought together experts from academia and industry to discuss the building blocks of future wireless networks. The event took place at TU Berlin and online via Zoom, in an interactive format that allowed both on-site and remote participants to join the discussion.

one6G WG3 Co-Chair on ISAC and electromagnetic information theory

Aryan Kaushik (CEO & Director of OUF Innovative, UK, and one6G WG3 Co-Chair) delivered an invited talk titled “Integrated Sensing and Communications, and Electromagnetic Signal and Information Theory: Latest Advances and Synergies for 6G”.

The talk brought together two research areas expected to shape 6G: integrated sensing and communications (ISAC), and electromagnetic signal and information theory. It looked at the latest advances in both fields and at where they reinforce each other in the design of future mobile systems. Kaushik also chairs the IEEE ComSoc Technical Working Group on Electromagnetic Signal and Information Theory.

Speakers and programme

Alongside Aryan Kaushik, the programme featured the following invited talks:

• Peiying Zhu – Senior Vice President, Wireless Research, Huawei: “Token and Agentic Communications”
• Melda Yüksel – Associate Professor, Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara: “Faster than Nyquist Signaling for MIMO Communications: From Theory to Practice”
• Arman Farhang – Kinsella Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin: “Multidimensional Multi-domain Waveform Processing for 6G and Beyond”
• Zheng Chen – Associate Professor (Docent), Linköping University, Sweden: “From Connectivity to Cooperation: The Role of Communication in Wireless Multi-Agent Systems”
• Shuangyang Li – Queen’s University Belfast: “Communications in Transformed Domains: Achieving High Shaping Gains in MIMO-OFDM”

Key themes

• New waveforms: Faster-than-Nyquist signalling for MIMO, multi-domain waveform processing, and communications in transformed domains as routes to higher spectral efficiency in 6G.
• Integrated sensing and communications: How future networks can both communicate and sense their environment, and what electromagnetic information theory adds to this design.
• Connected agents: The shift from connectivity to cooperation, from token and agentic communications to the role of communication in wireless multi-agent systems.

More information on the programme and speakers is available on the workshop page.