Charbel El Gemayel

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Charbel El Gemayel is a rising researcher at the forefront of information diffusion in complex networked systems, with a focus on modular robotics and drone networks. His work addresses a critical challenge in the emerging Space Internet of Things (IoT): how to efficiently propagate information across heterogeneous, dynamic networks that include modular robots and space information networks (SIN). In his most-cited study (2025), El Gemayel systematically evaluates the performance of key diffusion algorithms, including the Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible (SIS) model, providing foundational insights into the trade-offs between speed, coverage, and robustness in these constrained environments. While early in his career—with his top paper garnering 3 citations—his research is already shaping the design of resilient communication protocols for next-generation autonomous systems. By bridging theoretical models with practical applications in modular robotics and drone swarms, El Gemayel is helping to lay the groundwork for scalable, decentralized information sharing in space and terrestrial IoT networks. His work holds particular promise for enabling coordinated behaviors in self-reconfiguring robotic systems and resilient satellite constellations.