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15OCT 2024
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IoBNT Project Meeting in Lübeck
As part of the ongoing Internet of Bio-Nano-Things (IoBNT) project, IDC’s Maximilian Schäfer, Sebastian Lotter, and Timo Jakumeit recently attended a workshop at the Media Docks in Lübeck. The two-day event featured engaging sessions on molecular communication in medical applications and collaborative discussions on project ideas from various partners across Germany. During the event, our […]As part of the ongoing Internet of Bio-Nano-Things (IoBNT) project, IDC’s Maximilian Schäfer, Sebastian Lotter, and Timo Jakumeit recently attended a workshop at the Media Docks in Lübeck. The two-day event featured engaging sessions on molecular communication in medical applications and collaborative discussions on project ideas from various partners across Germany. During the event, our […]
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14OCT 2024
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Annual Igel Seminar of LMS and IDC
On October 10th and 11th the joint annual Igel seminar of IDC and LMS took place again. During these two days in Osternohe, we heard interesting talks about research topics from (new) staff members of both chairs. The talks gave insights into different topics ranging from signal processing and machine learning to molecular communications and […]
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09OCT 2024
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Aravindh Krishnamoorthy is now a “Dr.-Ing.”!
Our former colleague Aravindh Krishnamoorthy has taken the final step towards obtaining the degree of Dr.-Ing. On Thursday, September 26, 2024, he successfully defended his dissertation entitled “Non-orthogonal Precoding and Decoding Schemes for 5G and Beyond Downlink MIMO Communication Systems”. Aravindh, who was supervised by Prof. Robert Schober, studied wireless communication scenarios where a central […]Our former colleague Aravindh Krishnamoorthy has taken the final step towards obtaining the degree of Dr.-Ing. On Thursday, September 26, 2024, he successfully defended his dissertation entitled “Non-orthogonal Precoding and Decoding Schemes for 5G and Beyond Downlink MIMO Communication Systems”. Aravindh, who was supervised by Prof. Robert Schober, studied wireless communication scenarios where a central […]
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11SEP 2024
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Seminar on the Internet of BioNanoThings
While conventional communication systems rely on electromagnetic waves, Molecular Communication (MC) encodes information into the properties of small particles. This allows communication between nodes with sizes on the order of nanometers and micrometers, and in fluidic and biological environments where classical communication concepts are not applicable. Thus, engineered MC systems are expected to enable communication […]While conventional communication systems rely on electromagnetic waves, Molecular Communication (MC) encodes information into the properties of small particles. This allows communication between nodes with sizes on the order of nanometers and micrometers, and in fluidic and biological environments where classical communication concepts are not applicable. Thus, engineered MC systems are expected to enable communication […]
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26JUN 2024
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IDC Contributions to IEEE ICC 2024
Kenneth Mayer, Amine Lahmeri, and Lukas Brand attended and successfully presented their work at this year’s IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), one of the flagship conferences of the IEEE Communications Society, in Denver, Colorado, USA. Robert Schober, President of the IEEE Communication Society, completed the IDC delegation in Denver.
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26JUN 2024
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Lukas Brand and Amine Lahmeri win 4MT Competition
Amine Lahmeri and Lukas Brand won 3rd and 1st place, respectively, in the IEEE Communications Society’s Four-Minute-Thesis (4MT) competition. The 4MT competition challenged graduate students to explain their research topic to a broad, non-specialist audience in just 4 minutes. In the preliminary round of the competition, contestants described their research in four-minute video presentations. The […]Amine Lahmeri and Lukas Brand won 3rd and 1st place, respectively, in the IEEE Communications Society’s Four-Minute-Thesis (4MT) competition. The 4MT competition challenged graduate students to explain their research topic to a broad, non-specialist audience in just 4 minutes. In the preliminary round of the competition, contestants described their research in four-minute video presentations. The […]
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