Jens GROSSKLAGS, invited guest of Patrick Loiseau for a period of two months at EURECOM, will host a seminar on May 26th 2014, entitled "How Many Down? Toward Understanding Systematic Risk in Networks".
The start-up CYNSIS (funded by a EURECOM alumni, Gaëlle Le Roux), launches its crowdfunding campaign to develop its alert network Quakeshare.
Help the start-up to develop its network of earthquake alerts: QUAKESHARE!
Become a founder of the network ...
Aurélien Francillon, Assistant Professor at EURECOM, is proposing us to discover his presentation "IoT: Internet of (Insecure) Things" in which he asserts that the safety of Connected Objects should become a priority, in order not to jeopardize the data processed or stored by these objects.
Discover the video : IoT: Internet of (Insecure) Things
Through the Orange Campus Partner Program, a group of EURECOM students will have the privilege on Thursday, May 15, 2014 to visit the Orange Lab in Sophia Antipolis. A meeting with specialists about Big Data Fast, LiveBox Pro and sensor networks.
The sessions of the workshop will cover a wide range of key issues on the concept of C-RAN (radio access networks based on cloud computing to support network operational needs) spanning from emerging technologies for remote radio heads with low capital and operational costs to signal processing techniques for user-centric distributed antenna systems, to allocation and scheduling of radio, optical and computational resources, from signaling techniques for channel state acquisition to scalable algorithms optimized for distributed implementation, to dynamic capacity and mobility management
Congratulations to the Assistant-Professor Florian Kaltenberger who defended his HDR (french appellation for "Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches") on April 18th 2014, on the following topic « Experimental Analysis of Multi-user MIMO Communication Systems ».
Laureate of the competition for the best price theses Telecom Foundation, Dr. Zhao Xuran presents the results of his research at EURECOM under the supervision of Prof. JL.Dugelay and N. Evans
Martina Cardone (supervised by Prof. Raymond Knopp and Prof. Daniela Tuninetti) won the Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship, with the project "Relay-assisted Mobile downlink channels". The goal is to maximize system capacity throuthe use of relays in a communication channel. Martina Cardone is already working on the optimal strategy for a single full-duplex relay. You will extend the analysis to multiple half-duplex relay with time-varying channels and structured codes.
