Acorn Wireless Winter School,
11th - 15th July 2005
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Supported by:
What is it?
The inaugural Wireless Winter School (WWS) is for students and
researchers, who are interested in Wireless Communications and Signal
Processing. Its goal is to present leading-edge topics, which are at
the core of modern communication systems.
What does it cover?
The School comprises a combination of half and full day tutorials
together with invited talks from leading experts. This intensive
week-long series of short courses and talks is designed to make maximum
use of your time with us. It also provides our expert presenters with
the opportunity to demonstrate leading research and to teach
contemporary techniques that are in use across the spectrum of wireless
signal processing.
The school will include a poster session on Tuesday morning for recent results. See here for more information.
Is it for you?
The Wireless Winter School is suitable for all levels: from new
entrants to the field of Communications and Signal Processing, to those
wishing to expand their expertise. Participants will interact with
local and international experts in this field.
- Students
The winter school provides a unique, high-quality, and intensive period
of study. Are you currently pursuing, or intending to pursue, research
in Communications and Signal Processing or related fields? Then this is
for you!
- Professionals
The winter school provides relevant knowledge and exposure to
contemporary techniques. In addition, you will benefit by direct
interaction with top researchers. Personnel from industry and national
laboratories will benefit immensely from the school.
- Academics
The winter school is an excellent opportunity for research on novel
topics in Signal Processing. It provides an ideal forum for networking
and discussions. You will also benefit from interaction with IT
professionals leading to deeper understanding of real life problems.
