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Texas Wireless Summit 2019 Will Explore the Human-Machine Frontier

TWS 2019 co-organizers Edison Thomaz and Nanshu Lu have announced the theme of this year’s Summit: Connectivity and Sensing at the Human-Machine Frontier.

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Prof. Todd Humphreys's Research Team Forges Ahead with Opportunities in Radionavigation

Rappaport elected to IEEE Board of Governors of Vehicular Technology Society (VTS)

MATLAB Toolbox for Interference Modeling and Mitigation

Profs. Bovik and Ghosh receive $500,000 NSF grant to develop intelligent video quality agents for monitoring and controlling perceptual quality of videos over wireless

Profs. Heath, Andrews, and Rappaport named Distinguished Lecturers of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society

Prof. Ted Rappaport Receives 2011 IET Sir Monty Finniston Award for Achievement in Engineering and Technology

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WNCG Seminar Series: David Sontag: How Hard is Inference for Structured Prediction

Stefanie Jegelka: An introduction to submodularity, Part 2

Stefanie Jegelka: An introduction to Submodularity, Part 1	Prof. Alan Bovik's Emmy Acceptance Speech	TWS 2015: Is OFDM Dead?
TWS 2015: Role of Unlicensed Spectrum in 5G	TWS 2015: Millimeter Wave for 5G	Texas Wireless Summit 2015 NOW available online!