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Welcome to the Center for Wireless Communications at the University of California, San Diego. CWC was established in 1995 and rapidly became a leader in wireless communications research. With its preeminent faculty and high caliber graduate students, CWC partners with companies to address the emerging needs of the wireless communications industry. CWC faculty and students engage in a broad range of research areas ranging from wireless applications, to networking, digital communication systems and high-speed integrated circuits.


Events

Nov 2, 2012 Review

Friday, November 2, 2012


Abstract

Morning presentations
8:30 Continental breakfast
9:00 Welcome
9:05 Content-centric message forwarding in ad-hoc networks, Rene Cruz, UCSD
9:33 Ultra-low-power radios for miniaturized wireless systems, Patrick Mercier, UCSD
10:01 Cloud mobile media: opportunities and challenges, Sujit Dey, UCSD
10:29 Break
10:44 Qualcomm Research: Radios and a whole lot more, Charles Bergan, Qualcomm
11:12 Real-time communication over unreliable wireless channels, P.R. Kumar, Texas A&M
11:40 Device-to-device and relay-enhanced cellular architecture - Larry Milstein
12:00 Lunch


Afternoon project reviews
1:00 Switching-mode power amplifiers for multiband applications - Peter Asbeck
1:20 Enabling circuits for wideband wireless communications - Ian Galton
1:40 Towards enabling personalized and interactive video services - Sujit Dey
2:00 Next generation cognitive networks - Bhaskar Rao
2:20 Break
2:30 1-minute poster overviews
3:00 Posters and demos
3:50 Reception

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