The wireless research arm of New York University recently announced plans to build a programmable testbed for prototyping millimeter-wave or mm-Wave. The testbed will eventually become available to universities, government agencies, and companies in the early stages of developing mm-Wave products and standards. The testbed will combine high-gain phased array antennas with a software-defined radio …
NYU WIRELESS announced it will build an advanced programmable platform to rapidly design, prototype, and validate technologies vital for the millimeter wave (mmWave) radio spectrum, which is potentially key to launching the next ultra-high-data-rate generation of wireless communication, or 5G. “The development of an open-source, powerful SDR platform will greatly speed the development of mmWave systems …
The IEEE Access paper, “Millimeter Wave Mobile Communications for 5G Cellular: It Will Work,” written by NYU WIRELESS contributors, continues to remain in the top 10 most popular articles published in IEEE Access based on the number of downloads for the month of November 2015. The article received 1,518 downloads this month out of 41,392 total …
New York City has started installing free Wi-Fi stations known as LinkNYC as part of Mayor de Blasio’s plan for narrowing the digital divide in New York City. “It’s incredibly ambitious,” says Sundeep Rangan, director of NYU WIRELESS. “There have been other municipal Wi-Fi but they are not on this scale and also not using …
New public high-speed Wi-Fi hotspots are coming to New York City in July! Sundeep Rangan, the director NYU Wireless, a research institution at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, hailed the significance of the moment for the digital infrastructure in New York City. “Other cities have done public Wi-Fi, but New York is so huge if …
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Communication Society awarded Professor Ted Rappaport the 2015 Edwin Howard Armstrong Achievement Award for his invaluable contribution and leadership in channel modeling and technology research fundamental to the next wireless generation, 5G. Dr. Rappaport is the David Lee/Ernst Weber Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at NYU …
NYU WIRELESS announced that Keysight Technologies, Inc. joined the university research center as a new industrial affiliate sponsor. The partnership comes as the Federal Communications Commission explores the potential of mobile radio services in the millimeter-wave radio spectrum—an area in which NYU WIRELESSis developing fundamental science, theory, and measurements. The FCC’s Notice of Inquiry is …
Annual Recruiting Day is an eagerly anticipated event that is scheduled for January 22, 2016 at our Brooklyn campus. It is a special day for NYU WIRELESS students, who have the opportunity to highlight their work with the growing number of NYU WIRELESS affiliates, which now totals 17. Recruiting Day is a unique opportunity to …
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Communications Society announced it will award New York University’s Theodore (Ted) S. Rappaport the 2015 Edwin Howard Armstrong Achievement Award for his broad contribution and outstanding leadership in channel measurement and technology research fundamental to mobile communication. Rappaport is the David Lee/Ernst Weber Professor of Electrical and …
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