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Research Highlights
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Professor Greg Burdea has been featured in a new exhibit, "Brain: The Inside Story," at the... |
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Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor and also member of the ECE Graduate Faculty... |
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ECE Professors Jeff Walling and Jaesok Jeon are collaborating on the development of a low power... |
ECE and The Media
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Dr. Dario Pompili's research was featured on iSGTW, an... |
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Dr. Parashar's research is described in a Nework World article entitled... |
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ECE Professor Manish Parashar and his... |
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A Winlab team of researchers, led by Professor Marco Gruteser (pictured) and Professor Wade... |
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Announcements
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ECE Colloquium
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A Monolithic Ge-on-Si CMOS Imager for Short Wave Infared
February 8, 2012 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm |
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ECE and IEEE Tutorial Workshop - Particle Flow for Nonlinear Filters and Trends in Signal Processing
December 12, 2011 - 2:00pm - 5:30pm |
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LATEST NEWS
ECE/WINLAB Team Receives Best Poster Award at Sensys 2011
ECE students Chenren Xu and Ben Firner, and ECE Prof. Yanyong Zhang received a best poster award at Sensys 2011, a major ACM conference on sensor networking for the paper, "Statistical Learning Strategies for RF-based Indoor Device-Free Passive Localization" by Chenren Xu, Bernhard Firner, Yanyong Zhang, Richard Howard, and Jun Li.
Below is the abstract of the paper
Publications by Professors Meer, Rabiner and Walling are Among Top 100 IEEE Downloads
Separate articles by Professors Peter Meer, Larry Rabiner, and Jeffrey Walling are among the top 100 downloaded publications from the IEEE for December 2011.
Announcing the Formation of a New Instructional Laboratory on Wireless Communications
I am pleased to announce the formation of a New Instructional Laboratory on Wireless Communications.
The heart of the Laboratory is a National Instruments (NI) NI-USRP Software Defined Radio (SDR) platform (http://www.ni.com/usrp ).
Professor Spasojevic, in collaboration with NI, will develop a set of projects that will provide hands-on learning and experimenting to the ECE Graduate Course Digital Communication Systems.
Professor Athina Petropulu Elected Member of the IEEE Fellow Reference Committee for the Signal Processing Society
Professor Athina Petropulu was elected member of the IEEE Fellow Reference Committee for the Signal Processing Society.
This committee rank-orders and writes recommendations to IEEE on the received Fellow nominations within Signal Processing, which then go to higher IEEE levels for final decisions.
More information on the committee can be found here.
Richard Frenkiel of WINLAB To Receive 2012 Rutgers School of Engineering Alumni Lifetime Achievement Medal
Mr. Richard Frenkiel of WINLAB has been selected to receive the 2012 Rutgers School of Engineering Alumni Lifetime Achievement Medal.
This award honors an alumnus/a who has made significant contributions to the field of engineering over the course of his/her lifetime.
There is no one more deserving for this award than Mr. Frenkiel, who received the 1995 National Medal of Technology from the President of the US for his involvement in the design of cellular systems.








