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Welcome to 6GTandem

The 6GTandem consortium consists of nine partners from five different courtiers (Austria, Sweden, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland). It combines a potential team of four highly qualified industry partners, four high-research ranked academic partners and a successful multicultural SME.

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Technical Lead
Parisa Aghdam
Ericsson AB
Sweden

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Scientific Lead
Liesbet Van der Perre
KU Leuven
Belgium

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Project Coordinator
Barbara Gaggl
Technikon
Austria

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Blog

25 August, 2026

New 6GTandem White Paper Published

We are pleased to announce the publication of the 6GTandem White Paper, presenting the project’s key technological achievements, exploitation roadmap, standardisation perspective, and scientific contributions. The white paper highlights how 6GTandem addresses one of the major challenges of future 6G...
30 June, 2026

Final Press Release

6GTandem Concludes: Advancing Europe’s 6G Vision The 6GTandem project successfully concludes, marking a key step towards Europe’s leadership in next-generation wireless systems. Over its lifetime, the consortium has delivered innovative solutions for integrated sensing and communication, advanced radio technologies, and...

Events

September

04

2026

6GTandem Satellite Workshop at EuSIPCO 2026

@Location:

Bruges, Belgium
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Workshop 3: Communicating on the slippery sub-THz highway: innovative deployments and signal processing at the rescue

June

02 - 05

2026

6GTandem Poster Booth at EuCNC 2026

@Location:

Málaga, Spain
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The 6GTandem project will be presented via a poste booth during 2026 EuCNC.

April

24

2026

6GTandem Spring Training School

@Location:

Ada Lovelace, B-building, floor 2 (ground foor), entrance 27, Linköping University, Campus Valla, Linköping, Sweden
Info
The 6GTandem Spring School will take place on the 24th of April in Linköping, Sweden and is co located with the ELLIIT Focus Period Symposium on Wireless Sensing Technologies for Emerging Applications (21st – 23rd April), creating a rich scientific environment where participants can benefit from both events during the same week.

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