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Our Lab has won a ten year grant as part of a national center to study
the fundamental limits of wireless ad hoc networks, October 2009.
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Walter Wang has won Chancellor's Division Dissertation Year Fellowship
award for the 2009-2010 academic year, May 2009. He is the only recipient
of this award from school of engineering this year.
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Walter Wang recently received Chinese Government outstanding graduate
student award. He is one of the 13 Chinese students who were awarded in
the west coast of United States among 100,000 candidates in 2009.
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Our Lab has won a major award to study the effect of MPR in mobile ad hoc
networks, October 2008.
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Our Lab received the IEEE Fred W. Ellersick Award for Best Unclassified
Paper at the 2008 Milcom conference.
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Our Lab has won an award of $1.0 M to develop
the next generation of wireless ad hoc networks, July 2008.
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Our Lab has won an award of $400 K for a period of three years from National
Science Foundation to study a new communication approach for wireless
ad hoc networks, August 2007.
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Our Lab has won an award from Lawrence Livermore
National Lab to study RFID technology, August 2007.
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Our Lab has won a $1.3 M award for a period of three years in collaboration
with professor JJ Garcia-Luna (PI), BBN, and several other universities,
July 2007.
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A paper by Xianren Wu, Hamid Sadjadpour and JJ Garcia-luna won the best
paper award in SPECTS
2007 conference, July 2007.
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Xianren Wu has won Chancellor's Division Dissertation Year Fellowship award
for the 2007-2008 academic year, April 2007.
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Our former student, Renato Moraes has accepted a faculty position at University
of Pernambuco.
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Our Lab received a major DURIP equipment award in collaboration with Professors
JJ Garcia-luna and Katia Obraczka to build a wireless mobile ad hoc networks,
March 2005.
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Our Lab received
a major MURI funding to develop the next generation of wireless ad
hoc networks for a duration of five years in collaboration with several
other universities, April 2005.
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Our Lab has won an award from NASA in
the area of "Near Shannon Limit Low Peak Mean To Envelope Power Ratio (PMEPR)
Turbo Block Coded OFDM for Space Communications", January 2006.
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Our Lab has won an award for a period of 14 months in collaboration with
professor JJ Garcia-luna (PI), October 2004.
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