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cs.ET2026

Talking Ink: A Flow-Based Multi-Molecule Molecular Communication Testbed for Effective Channel Modeling and Detector Benchmarking

Alexander Wietfeld, Krupakar Duvva, Jiachen Xiao +1

Practical molecular communication (MC) testbeds are essential for translating theoretical concepts toward future applications while retaining physical realism, accessibility, and e…

cs.ET2026

ChemSICal-Net: Timing-Controlled Chemical Reaction Network for Successive Interference Cancellation in Molecular Multiple Access

Alexander Wietfeld, Oguz Turgut, Eneritz Somoza Rodríguez +1

MC networks are envisioned to enable synthetic information exchange between nanoscale biological entities. For many algorithm proposals in the MC research field, the question of im…

cs.ET2025

DBMC-aNOMAly: Asynchronous NOMA with Pilot-Symbol Optimization Protocol for Diffusion-Based Molecular Communication Networks

Alexander Wietfeld, Wolfgang Kellerer

Multiple access (MA) schemes can enable cooperation between multiple nodes in future diffusion-based molecular communication (DBMC) networks. Non-orthogonal MA for DBMC networks (D…

cs.ET2025

Exhaled Breath Analysis Through the Lens of Molecular Communication: A Survey

Sunasheer Bhattacharjee, Dadi Bi, Pit Hofmann +10

Molecular Communication (MC) has long been envisioned to enable an Internet of Bio-Nano Things (IoBNT) with medical applications, where nanomachines within the human body conduct m…

cs.ET2024

Advanced Plaque Modeling for Atherosclerosis Detection Using Molecular Communication

Alexander Wietfeld, Pit Hofmann, Jonas Fuchtmann +5

As one of the most prevalent diseases worldwide, plaque formation in human arteries, known as atherosclerosis, is the focus of many research efforts. Previously, molecular communic…

cs.ET2024

ChemSICal: Evaluating a Stochastic Chemical Reaction Network for Molecular Multiple Access

Alexander Wietfeld, Marina Wendrich, Sebastian Schmidt +1

Proposals for molecular communication networks as part of a future internet of bio-nano-things have become more intricate and the question of practical implementation is gaining mo…