Dr. Thomas Pratt, a Research Associate Professor in Notre Dame’s Department of Electrical Engineering, received $500K of funding for a DARPA contract to develop and demonstrate interference suppression techniques that… Read More
As part of the WI, Flynn will be focusing on growing research and academic opportunities in the area of mobile computing. “Mobile computing and related devices have seen significant rise in… Read More
Also, an associate director and founding member of the University’s Wireless Institute (WI), Poellabauer’s expertise spans areas such as wireless/mobile networks, distributed real-time systems, resource management, and sensor networks. In… Read More
Stochastic geometry is a relatively new field of applied probability that allows the uncertain locations of mobile communication devices, and the interference they generate, to be accurate but simply modeled… Read More
The heart of the FCC plan to bring these ultrafast broadband services to market involves changing the manner in which “frequency space” or “spectrum” is used in the United States.… Read More
The mission of this Institute will be to help close the “spectrum gap” (see FCC chairman’s definition) caused by the explosive growth of smartphones and the inability of current network technology and regulatory… Read More
From the first successful wireless transmission in the United States, which was sent by Professor Jerome Green in 1899 from the Notre Dame campus to Saint Mary’s College, to its… Read More
October 4 – 6, 2010National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA CALL FOR PAPERS Developing the Smart Grid has become an urgent global priority as its economic,… Read More
This project will utilize network science and engineering concepts, principles, algorithms, and tools to (1) facilitate research on networked systems and user behaviors within them that can (2) help engineers… Read More