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25NOV 2024
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Teena tom Dieck wins VDE Bayern Award 2024
Teena tom Dieck was awarded the VDE Bayern Award 2024 for her Master’s Thesis titled “Optical-to-Chemical Signal Modulation with Functionalized Nanodevices” supervised by Dr. Maximilian Schäfer, Lukas Brand, Prof. Dr. Kathrin Castiglione, and Prof. Dr. Robert Schober. The thesis was conducted in cooperation with the Institute of Bioprocess Engineering and entailed the mathematical modelling of […]Teena tom Dieck was awarded the VDE Bayern Award 2024 for her Master’s Thesis titled “Optical-to-Chemical Signal Modulation with Functionalized Nanodevices” supervised by Dr. Maximilian Schäfer, Lukas Brand, Prof. Dr. Kathrin Castiglione, and Prof. Dr. Robert Schober. The thesis was conducted in cooperation with the Institute of Bioprocess Engineering and entailed the mathematical modelling of […]
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18NOV 2024
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Travel Grant for Ata Khalili
Ata Khalili has been awarded a travel grant to attend IEEE Globecom 2024, where he will present his accepted paper entitled “Advanced ISAC Design: Movable Antennas and Accounting for Dynamic RCS”. The conference will be held December 8-12 in Cape Town, South Africa. IEEE Globecom is recognized as a flagship event of the IEEE Communications […]
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13NOV 2024
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IDC Researchers win the Best Paper and Best Presentation Award at ACM NanoCom
Teena tom Dieck and Maximilian Schäfer presented their work at the 11th ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication (NanoCom), held in Milan, Italy, from October 28–30, 2024. NanoCom is one of the premier conferences for the interdisciplinary molecular communications community. Maximilian Schäfer received the Best Paper Award for his paper “The Choriollallantoic Membrane Model: A 3D […]Teena tom Dieck and Maximilian Schäfer presented their work at the 11th ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication (NanoCom), held in Milan, Italy, from October 28–30, 2024. NanoCom is one of the premier conferences for the interdisciplinary molecular communications community. Maximilian Schäfer received the Best Paper Award for his paper “The Choriollallantoic Membrane Model: A 3D […]
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24OCT 2024
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Timo Jakumeit wins MBMC-TC Logo Competition
Timo Jakumeit from the Institute for Digital Communications has won the IEEE ComSoc MBMC-TC (Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications Technical Committee) logo competition. Out of five submissions in the final short list, Timo’s logo received the highest number of votes, with 38.4% of the 86 votes cast. His design will now represent the MBMC-TC in […]
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22OCT 2024
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Johanna Fröhlich wins 2nd Place in Green ICT Award
Johanna Fröhlich won 2nd place in the Green ICT Award 2024 from Forschungsfabrik Mikroelektronik Deutschland (FMD) for her bachelor thesis “Algorithms for Matrix Decomposition for Computational Coding”. This thesis introduces algorithms to reduce the computational cost during the inference phase of neural networks. The award honors outstanding bachelor and master theses in the field of […]
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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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