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Pedro J. Bustamante is an Assistant Teaching Professor at the Information Networking Institute (INI) of Carnegie Mellon University. His research concentrates on the technical, economic, and policy dimensions of advancements in telecommunications. Specifically, his work delves into dynamic radioelectric spectrum access, decentralized systems, and the integration of machine learning into spectrum regulation and management. Before joining Carnegie Mellon University, he held a position with the Telecommunications Regulator in Ecuador, where he participated in various interdisciplinary groups that focused on designing and developing initiatives for efficient spectrum management and allocation. He has been affiliated with significant interdisciplinary research centers, namely the Center for Governance and Markets (CGM) and Spectrum X, a National Science Foundation Spectrum Innovation Center. At CGM, he is part of a working group that analyzes dynamic spectrum access from the perspective of policy governance for intelligent wireless systems. Similarly, Spectrum X engages in developing wireless technologies, focusing on property rights and telecommunications enforcement.
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