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aylin yener is the roy and lois chope endowed chair in engineering at the ohio state university since 2020, and a professor at the departments of electrical and computer engineering, computer science and engineering, and integrated systems engineering. prior to this, she was a distinguished professor of electrical engineering and dean’s fellow at penn state, where she joined in 2002 as an assistant professor. in 2008-2009, she was a visiting associate professor in the electrical engineering department at stanford university, ca and in 2016-2017 she was a visiting professor in the same department. she also held a visiting appointment at telecom paris tech in paris, france in 2016. she received her phd and ms degrees in electrical and computer engineering from wireless information networks lab (winlab), rutgers university, and her bs degrees in electrical and electronics engineering and in physics from bogazici university. her expertise is in wireless communications, information theory, and ai, with recent focus on various pillars of 6g including new advances in physical layer designs, semantic communications, edge learning/computing/ai, system design for confluence of sensing, communications, distributed learning, energy conscious networked systems, and security and privacy. yener received the 2020 ieee communication theory technical achievement award, 2019 ieee communications society best tutorial paper award, 2018 ieee women in communications engineering (wice) outstanding achievement award, 2014 ieee marconi paper award, and several other research and technical awards. she is a fellow of the ieee and a member of the science academy of turkey.