According to IEEE Information Theory Society, the IEEE Jack Keil Wolf ISIT Student Paper Award is given to up to three outstanding papers at ISIT for which a student is the principal author and presenter. The criteria for the award include both technical content and presentation.
Three papers were selected for this year's award, which will be formally presented at ISIT 2025.
The recipients are:
Shandong UniversityGuodong Li, Ningning Wang, Sihuang Hu, Min Ye, "MSR Codes with Linear Field Size and Smallest Sub-packetization for Any Number of Helper Nodes"
The Chinese University of Hong kongChin Wa (Ken) Lau, Chandra Nair, "An Entropic Inequality in Finite Abelian Groups Analogous to the Unified Brascamp-Lieb and Entropy Power Inequality"
Cornell UniversitySharang Sriramu, Aaron Wagner, "Optimal Redundancy in Exact Channel Synthesis"
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