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    Welcome to CWC


Welcome to the Center for Wireless Communications (CWC) at the University of California, San Diego. As a brief introduction, the Center was established in February 1995 and rapidly became a leader in wireless communications research. With its preeminent faculty and high caliber graduate students, the CWC partners with companies in the private sector to address the emerging needs of the wireless communications industry. CWC faculty and students are engaged in a broad range of research areas relevant to the wireless industry: wireless applications, networking, digital communication systems and high-speed integrated circuits. You can learn more about the Center projects, faculty, and students, as well as the organization of the center and membership related information at this Website.

Bhaskar Rao
Director, CWC

    CWC Research Review, May 29, 2009


The CWC Semi-Annual Research Review will take place on Friday, May 29, 2009, at UCSD. For details, please click here.


    Ericsson / CWC Seminar Series


The "Ericsson/CWC Communications and Networking Seminar Series" is organized by graduate students in the ECE department at UCSD, in part supported by the Center for Wireless Communications and Ericsson. For details on upcoming and past seminars, please visit the Seminar webpage.



    News

Prof. Rene Cruz is the recipient of the 2009 INFOCOM achievement award from the IEEE Communication Society. This prestigious award recognizes Prof. Cruz` contributions in the area of communication networks. The award was announced at the 2009 IEEE INFOCOM Conference, the IEEE flagship conference which addresses key topics and issues related to computer communications, with emphasis on traffic management and protocols for both wired and wireless networks.

Professors Paul Siegel and Alex Vardy are the recipients, along with Los Alamos National Laboratory colleagues Dr. N. Santhi and Dr. M. Chertkov, of a three-year grant for research on "Coding, Detection, and Inference in Multiple Dimensions", as part of the UC Lab Research Program. The project addresses problems in multi-dimensional data representation and coding, as well as detection and inference on graphical models of multi-dimensional storage and transmission channels. The grant is one of 9 awarded to UCSD.

The poster “A Stress-Tolerant Temperature-Stable RF MEMS Switched Capacitor” by Isak Reines and Prof. Gabriel Rebeiz has been selected for the best poster award in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Jacobs School of Engineering Research Expo 2009. This work was supported under the DARPA N/MEMS Science and Technology Fundamentals program with the aim transitioning RF MEMS technology into DoD systems. The poster described temperature-stable RF MEMS capacitive switches which can be fabricated in a variety of processes and under different stress conditions with high reliability.






    Students

Student
San Diego, CA, August 26, 2005 -- Computer engineering students at the University of California, San Diego will be able to design programs for embedded systems using kits that Intel Corporation normally reserves for its own developers or corporations that build Intel processors into their products. read more

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