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QMUL's Centre for Electornics was pleased to welcome attendees of the IEEE DySPAN 2025 Conference to Queen Mary University of London for the dinner banquet at the beautifully restored Old Library.

The historic setting, lively discussions, and shared vision for the future of dynamic spectrum access made for a truly memorable evening. Thank you to all who joined us, and to everyone helping drive innovation at the intersection of wireless systems, policy, and technology.

The Centre's work on next generation spectrum approaches and sharing is further higlighted by the innovative DSIT-funded Spectrum Sharing Sandbox Project (£1.4m) led by Prof Yang Hao.