Eduardo Baena : Passionate thinker

My name is Eduardo Baena, originally from the picturesque city of Granada, Spain. I'm currently a postdoctoral researcher at Northeastern University in Boston, where I delve into the exciting realm of AI-based cellular network management, focusing on cutting-edge 5G/6G technologies and LEO edge advancements. My academic path began at the University of Malaga, earning a Ph.D. in Telecommunication Engineering, which paved the way to a blend of academic and industry roles.

Beyond the world of academia, I created AIwhere, a startup project  aimed at integrating AI and space with telecommunication to forge smarter, adaptive communication systems. This project is a testament to my passion for innovative problem-solving.

Music is another cornerstone of my life. Trained as a classical violinist, I've performed with various orchestras and chamber music groups, experiences that have instilled in me the virtues of discipline, collaboration, and creative expression.

Literature also holds a special place in my heart, offering profound insights into the human experience. My literary journey has been influenced by a range of novelists, from Stendhal and Dostoevsky to Hrabal and Saramago, whose works have enriched my understanding of life and its complexities.

My engagement with philosophy, though informal, has been a deeply personal pursuit. It started as a shift from medieval fantasy to more substantial literary works that referenced philosophical themes, leading me to explore ideas from Western philosophy and beyond. Figures like Schopenhauer, Hegel, and Kierkegaard have guided this exploration, alongside contemporary thinkers such as Han. This journey has been an eclectic but fulfilling quest for knowledge, reflecting my inherent duality: the artistic, somewhat anarchic musician and the rational, methodical researcher. These dual aspects, like the pedals of a bicycle, drive me forward, each indispensable to my progress and well-being.