Awards

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14JUN 2025
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Nikita Shanin Wins Best Ph.D. Thesis Award
Former IDC member Dr.-Ing. Nikita Shanin has received the best Ph.D. Thesis award at the EuCNC & 6G summit! Congratulations! More than 40 recent Ph.D. graduates submitted their applications this year. The jury composed of professors and industry representatives selected the top five applicants who were invited to present their theses at the conference in […]
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21MAY 2025
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Excellent Teaching at IDC
As part of the student evaluation of courses in the winter semester 2024/2025, the IDC achieved particularly outstanding results in two courses. The Digital Communications lab, led by Dr.-Ing. Clemens Stierstorfer, Hans Rosenberger, Lukas Brand, Gui Zhou, and Brikena Kaziu achieved second place in the ranking of all laboratory courses. In addition, Teena tom Dieck’s […]
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21MAY 2025
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Timo Jakumeit Awarded IEEE Travel Grant
Timo Jakumeit has received a travel grant from the IEEE Communications Society to attend the 2nd Workshop on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communication (MBMC) in Montreal, where he will present his research on molecular communications. The funding will help cover travel and accommodation costs associated with his participation. The workshop will take place on 12–13 […]
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20MAY 2025
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Johanna Fröhlich wins Best Paper Award – Sustainability at IEEE CAI 2025
Johanna Fröhlich was awarded the Best Paper Award of the Sustainability Track at the IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence (CAI) 2025 for her contribution titled “Spicing Up LLMs: the Role of PAPRICA Pruning in Linear Computation Coding”. The work addresses the challenge of reducing the computational cost of neural network inference by combining linear computation coding […]
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13JAN 2025
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Honorary Doctorate for Prof. Schober
Prof. Robert Schober received an Honorary Doctorate (Doctor honoris causa) for his contributions to wireless and molecular communications from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. The degree was awarded in a solemn ceremony on December 19, 2024. After Profs. Markos Papageorgiou and Athanasios Papoulis, Prof. Schober is the third faculty from the field of electrical and […]
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21DEC 2024
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Hedieh Ajam wins 2nd place in 4MT Competition
Hedieh Ajam won 2nd place in the IEEE Communications Society’s Four-Minute-Thesis (4MT) competition. The 4MT competition challenges PhD students to explain their research project to a non-specialist audience in just four minutes. The competition is held in two rounds. In the first round, contestants submitted a four-minute video presentation. The top 15 contestants in the […]
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