News - Lab-STICC

June 2019: Vincent Gripon was appointed Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing

Special Session on Beyond 5G Technologies at EuCNC 2019

The IAS team co-organized a special session on advanced THz technologies towards Terabit/s wireless communications at EuCNC 2019.

Jérémy Nadal, 2019 Winner of the PhD Thesis Prize in Radioscience - URSI France

The 2019 URSI Radioscience PhD Thesis Prize was awarded to Jérémy Nadal for his work entitled: "Filtered multicarrier waveforms in the context of 5G: novel algorithms and architecture optimizations".

Special Session on Physical Layer Security and Integrity for IoT and Space Communica

APCC 2019 The 25th Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications

This Special Session aims to provide a view of recent research on physical layer security and integrity techniques for communications. Security and integrity of transmissions are a major concern for futuretechnologies. It is organized by R. Gautier.

Science popularization article: Brain signal processing

Published in the research blog of IMT (in French)

Nicolas Farrugia contributed to an article explaining brain signal processing to the lay community.

JuliaFran

The French-Speaking Julia web site

The Lab-STICC has a large number of members involved in the usage and the development of the Julia language. Few of them are actively helping for the dissemination of the language, especially for the French speaking community.

2019 Oberpfaffenhofen Workshop on High Throughput Coding

On February 27-28 2019, researchers of the IAS team were invited to present their recent results at the DLR, Germany.

ARCHI 2019

Springer school on computer architectures, Lorient, May 20-24

The Lab-STICC laboratory, UMR 6285 CNRS - Université Bretagne Sud, will organise in Lorient, May 20 - 24, a springer school on "architecture of hardware embedded systems and related design methods".

Artificial Intelligence and Information Theory

Claude Berrou's contribution to the Marconi Society blog

Cominlabs RELIASIC: a new circuit sent to foundry

RELIASIC: computation on unreliable architectures

In the context of the CominLabs RELIASIC project, the IAS team of lab-STICC has just sent to foundry an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) designed in 28 nm process technology.