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Welcome! to the Center
for Communications and Signal Processing Research at
New Jersey Institute of
Technology. |
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CWCSPR Seminar [11/14/2008]:
CWCSPR hosted on 11/14/2008 the seminar called
"Distributed Estimation Using Wireless Sensor Networks",
presented by Prof. G. B. Giannakis, Univ. of Minnesota. |
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CWCSPR Professor Ali Abdi received 2008 Innovators Award [11/01/2008]:
Ali Abdi, PhD,
an associate professor in the department of electrical
and computer engineering at NJIT, received the 2008 New
Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame Innovators Award for his
work on underwater acoustic communication. Read
more...
Also read updates: NJIT Professor’s Research Suggests
Changes in Underwater Data Communications
here... and NJIT Professor Finds Engineering
Technique To Identify Disease-Causing Genes
here... |
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CWCSPR Research Day [11/19/2007]:
CWCSPR graduate students presented their latest research
work during the Research Day on November 19th. Laufer,
Acolatse and Stanojev are students of Professor
Bar-Ness. Chiriac, Cui, and Niu are students of
Professor Haimovich. Xaoli Wang is a student of
Professor Ge and Guo is a student of Professor Abdi. |
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NJIT and Princeton Team Aims To Improve
Wireless Base Station Cooperation [10/17/2006]:
Alexander
Haimovich wants to improve consumer wireless
services during the next three years, despite
predictions of worsening services. That's why Haimovich,
an electrical and computer engineering professor at New
Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), will lead a
research team to prevent a downturn in services.
more... |
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CCSPR Director Named an
Inventor of the Year by the NJ Inventors Hall of Fame
[06/22/2006]:
Yeheskel Bar-Ness, PhD, a distinguished professor at
NJIT, was named an Inventor of the Year today by the New
Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame. Bar-Ness was cited for
his inventive research in the area of electrical and
computer engineering at an awards luncheon at NJIT.
more... |
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CCSPR Director Honored by
IEEE for Contributions to Publications
[11/29/2005]:
Yeheskel Bar-Ness, PhD, a distinguished professor at
NJIT and director of CCSPR, received the IEEE
Communications Society Publications Exemplary Service
Award during a ceremony held at GLOBECOM in St. Louis,
Mo. Read
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CCSPR
seminar series: The seminars on Communication,
Signal Processing and Networking are organized by
Professor Roy You and are open to all faculty and
students. Read
more... |
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Visit
of Mr. Ying Wu: A former graduate of NJIT and
Executive Vice President of UTStarcom Inc., Mr. Ying Wu
visited CCSPR last summer. Read
more... |
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The Center for Wireless
Communications and Signal Processing Research at the
New Jersey Institute of
Technology was established in 1985. Since its
inception, it has contributed to technological advances
in communications with research in many areas of
communication theory. Research activity in the Center
has grown over the years and diversified into new
research fields.
The Center currently counts with 5 active faculty
members, 1 post-doc and over 20 graduate students, most
of them pursuing their Doctor of Philosophy degree. Its
main areas of research are CDMA and spread spectrum
systems, multi-carrier modulation, ultra-wideband
communications, MIMO systems, space-time codes and
turbo-codes, information theory, and adaptive signal
processing.
The center counts with visiting graduate students from
renowned universities overseas. Among them are
T.U. Delft, the
Politecnico di Torino,
Polytechnic University of
Catalunya,
Karlsruhe University and
Politecnico di Milano.
The Center also establishes contacts with technical
personnel in the electronics industry to learn their
needs and designs and delivers short courses for them as
part of the university's continuing education program.
Also offered are seminars of interest to center members,
the department and local industry.
Students interested in pursuing a graduate career in the
CWCSPR should contact
Marlene Toeroek for more information.
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