Speaker | Date | Topic |
Phil Schniter,
The Ohio State University | 24 February (at 12:30pm) | On Pilot-Aided Transmission over Doubly Selective Channels |
Christopher Rose,
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey | 25 February
(room:
CPE 2.208) | Why ET Might Write Not Radiate |
Bertrand Hochwald,
Lucent Technologies, Bell Labs | 3 March (Thursday, at 3:30pm) | An Integer Problem in Wireless Precoding |
Judd Rohwer,
Sandia National Laboratories | 11 March | Wireless Sensor Networks: Applied Research, Hardware Challenges, and System Applications |
Naofal Al-Dhahir,
The University of Texas at Dallas | 25 March | New Space-Time Block Coding Schemes |
Ali H. Sayed,
University of California Los Angeles | 1 April | Adaptive MIMO OFDM Receivers: Implementation Impairments and Complexity Issues |
Monga Vishal,
UT Austin | 13 April | Perceptually Based Methods for Robust Image Hashing |
Jayesh Kotecha,
Freescale | 15 April | Canonical statistical models for MIMO channels: modeling, capacity and coding |
Devavrat Shah,
MIT | 22 April | Algorithms for switches |
Keith Tinsley,
Intel | 29 April
(at 11:00 am
room ENS 402) | Challenges for the Next Decade in Wireless Platform Designs |
Vincent Poor,
Princeton University | 3 May
(at 11:00 am
ACES 2.402) | Signal Processing and Wireless Networks |
Ben Manny,
Intel | 6 May | TBD |
Gregory Rohling,
Georgia Tech Research Institute | 13 May | Multiple Objective Evolutionary Algorithms for Independent Computationally Expensive Objective Evaluations | Slides |
