On March 24, 2022, Professor Josef A. Nossek of Technical University of Munich, Germany, presented “How to Achieve Energy Efficiency in Multi-Antenna Systems? A Physical Layer Perspective” to faculty, students,… Read More
Recently at MWC Barcelona 2022, Qualcomm showcased new technologies focused on AI-enabled Air Interface. This video guides you through demonstrations of two over-the-air prototypes that utilize machine learning to bring… Read More
Notre Dame Alumnus RaviKiran Gopalan returned to his alma mater to present A Data-Driven Approach to Wireless Communications as part of the Wireless Institute Seminar Series. Gopalan provided a unique… Read More
The University of Notre Dame and Lockheed Martin Corporation signed a Master Research Agreement on November 4, 2021, to facilitate future collaborations that advance aerospace research. This agreement showcases the… Read More
The University of Notre Dame’s Engineering Innovation Hub (EIH) has opened its doors to students and industry partners. The new 10,000-square-foot facility offers a state-of-the-art experiential learning and advanced manufacturing… Read More
Professor Laneman’s father, an industrial engineer, took every opportunity to introduce him to people and experiences that would launch him into a gratifying career in the field of electrical engineering.… Read More
Professor J. Nicholas Laneman joined the discussion on Spectrum Policies to Advance Better Broadband Through 5G, part of the newest series “A No-Nonsense Guide to 5G sponsored by Broadband Breakfast.… Read More
Prof. Jonathan Chisum didn’t always know he wanted to be an electrical engineer, but he has always been interested in physical principles and mathematics. “Then once I discovered that the… Read More
Watch WSBT’s Katlin Connin’s interview with Nick Laneman Co-Director of the Notre Dame Wireless Institute on 5G and how it will impact our future. With the explosive growth in applications… Read More
Professor Hochwald, of the University of Notre Dame Wireless Institute, was a panelist at the NSF-sponsored virtual workshop “Science and Engineering Spectrum: Current Challenges and Future Directions” held on May… Read More
As these are unprecedented times, no one knows what research will look like in the coming months, but for the time being, researchers are doing their best to keep up with their work.