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Congratulations to Mona Jaber for Representing QMUL at IEEE SENSORS 2026

Centre for Networks, Communications and Systems 

25 October 2026

We are delighted to celebrate Dr Mona Jaber's contribution to IEEE SENSORS 2026, where she delivered the tutorial "Sensing the City: Fibre-Optic DAS and AI for Smart Transportation" alongside Menno Buisman.

The tutorial explored how Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) can transform existing fibre-optic infrastructure into powerful sensing networks, enabling new approaches to traffic monitoring, active travel analysis, and intelligent transportation systems.

Mona's participation highlights the impactful research being undertaken at Queen Mary University of London in the areas of sensing, communications, AI, and digital infrastructure. By leveraging existing fibre networks as city-scale sensors, this work is helping to advance smarter, safer, and more sustainable urban environments.

Congratulations to Mona and her collaborators on sharing this exciting research with the international sensing community and showcasing QMUL's expertise on the global stage.

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People: Mona JABER

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