Yingjie Jay (Jay) Guo is a world leader in gigabit wireless technology. His early research and publications on WLAN antennas remains some of the most well-regarded and popular.
In 2005 Guo moved to Australia to become the Director of the Wireless Technologies Laboratory at the CSIRO Information and Communication (ICT) Centre, after 25 years working in the telecommunications industry in the United Kingdom. As Director he has overseen groundbreaking research in WLAN technology and established many new international business partnerships.
In 2008 he was appointed Leader of the 'CSIRO Broadband for Australia' program. While in this role he initiated the Australia-China ICT Summit in 2009.
Guo was awarded the following CSIRO medals:
2007 - CSIRO Chairman's Medal for Science and Engineering Excellence (with colleagues) as a member of the Gigabit Wireless Team for the developmentof the world's fastest and most spectrally efficient 6 gigabit per second wireless millimetre-wave communications link;
2012 - CSIRO Chairman's Medal for Science and Engineering Excellence (with Valeriy Dyadyuk and members of the Ngara Backhaul Project Team) or developing the world's fastest 10 gigabit per second microwave link for the National Broadband Network as well as for the wider telecommunications industry. This innovation has the potential to significantly improve broadband services in rural and regional Australia.
1987
1987
Education - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in antennas and electromagnetics, Xian Jiaotong University, Xian
1989
1995
Career position - Postdoctoral assistant, Research Fellow and later a Senior Fellow, University of Bradford, United Kingdom
1995
1997
Career position - Deputy Leader of signal processing research group, University of Bradford, United Kingdom
1997
2000
Career position - Research Leader at Fujitsu Telecom R&D Centre, London
2000
2005
Career position - Manager of System Strategy, later Manager of Strategic Planning at Mobisphere Ltd
2005
Career position - Director of Wireless Technologies Laboratory in CSIRO ICT Centre
2007
2007
Career position - CSIRO Chairman's Medal for Science and Engineering Excellence (with colleagues)
2008
Career position - Leader of the 'CSIRO Broadband for Australia' Theme, CSIRO ICT Centre
2012
2012
Award - CSIRO Chairman's Medal for Science and Engineering Excellence (with colleagues)