Research Group of Daniel P. Palomar

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Current Members

Ying Sun

Yongwei Huang

Yiyong Feng

Yang Yang

Mengyi Zhang

Alumni

Hui Zhou

Benjamín Béjar

Frankie Chan

Sudhir Singh

Francisco Rubio

Jiaheng Wang

Luxmiram Vijayandran

Tian Wang

Luis García Ordóñez

Yongwei Huang

Javier Vía

Gesualdo Scutari

Francisco Rubio

Francisco Rubio

Gesualdo Scutari

Yongwei Huang

Svante Bergman

Gesualdo Scutari

Luis García Ordoñez

Miquel Payaró

Jonathan Duplicy

Xiaoting Wu

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How to get to HKUST from the airport

  1. 1.Easiest and most expensive way: take a (red) taxi to HKUST, Clear Water Bay, Kowloon (make sure you print the address in Chinese to avoid misunderstandings and end up in another university). Price should be around HK$350 (US$45).

  2. 2.Cheaper way: take the Airport Express train to Kowloon Station where you can take a (red) taxi to HKUST. The train fare is HK$90 (US$12) and the taxi fare is around HK$180 (US$23).

  3. 3.Even cheaper: take the Airport bus A22 all the way to Lam Tin Bus Terminal where you can take a (red) taxi to HKUST. The bus fare for A22 is HK$39 (US$5) and the taxi is around HK$80 (US$10).

  4. 4.Cheapest way: Take a bus E22A from the Airport (HK$24) that goes to Po Lam (through Choi Hung and  Hang Hau). Then take any taxi (~HK$40) or bus 91M (HK$4.9) to HKUST.

Useful links

  1. •HKUST: campus map, campus virtual tour, HKUST-ECE, campus transportation, HKUST for international students, on-arrival guide, off-campus accommodation for visitors.

  2. •Hong Kong: MTR map, Google map, weather, currency converter.

 

Invited Speakers

  1. •Tony Quek, Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR), “ Recent Advances in Cooperative Communications  & Networks,” May 27, 2010.

  2. •Nihar Jindal, University of Minnesota, “A System-Level Perspective on CSI for Multi-User MIMO,” May 18, 2010.

  3. •Ninoslav Marina, Princeton University, “Improving the information-theoretic secrecy in wireless cooperative networks,” April 26, 2010.

  4. •Chandra Nair, Chinese University of Hong Kong, “Broadcast channel: An overview of some recent results,” February 11, 2010.

  5. •Javier Vía, University of Cantabria, Spain: “SOS-Based Blind Estimation of Selective MIMO Channels under STBC Transmissions,” December 6, 2010.

  6. •Ken Ma, Chinese University of Hong Kong: “Orthogonal Space-Time Block Coding without Channel State Information: Efficient Maximum-Likelihood Receiver Implementations, Identifiability, and Code Constructions,” November 27,2009.

  7. •Miguel Rodrigues, University of Porto, Portugal: “On the Gaussian Wiretap Channel with Arbitrary Inputs,” November 4, 2009.

  8. •Mung Chiang, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ: “An Axiomatic Theory of Fairness,” Sept. 7, 2009.

  9. •Edmund Yeh, Yale University, New Haven, CT: “Percolation Theory and Large-Scale Wireless Networks: Connectivity and Transmission Delay,” July 17, 2009.

  10. •Nikos Sidiropoulos (IEEE DL), Technical University of Crete, Crete, Greece: “Analyzing Data Boxes: Multi-way linear algebra and its applications in signal processing and communications,” April 27, 2009.

  11. •Gerald Matz, Peter Fertl, and Johannes Maurer, Vienna University of Technology, Austria: “Capacity-based performance comparison of MIMO-BICM demodulators” and “Vector perturbation precoding revisited,” April 16, 2009.

  12. •Jianwei Huang, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong: “Random Medium Access Control: Reverse and Forward Engineering,” April 2, 2009.

  13. •Michael Honig, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL: “Feedback and Information Exchange in Wireless,” March 26, 2009.

  14. •Mung Chiang, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ: “Random Access Performance and ISP-CDN Interaction,” March 2, 2009.

  15. •Shao Liu, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ: “Streaming Capacity of P2P,” Sept. 17, 2008.

  16. •Pierre Moulin, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL: “Discreet Signaling: From the Chinese Emperors to the Internet,” May 29, 2008.

  17. •Andrea Goldsmith, Stanford University, Stanford, CA: “Breaking Spectrum Gridlock via Cognitive and Cooperative Radios,” May 23, 2008.

  18. •Mung Chiang, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ: “Content Pipe Divide and Network Distribution Capacity,” April 22, 2008.

  19. •Stephen P. Boyd, Stanford University, Stanford, CA: “Relaxed Maximum a Posteriori Fault Identification,” Dec. 17, 2007.

  20. •Mung Chiang, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ: “Beyond Optimality: New Trends in Network Optimization,” May 15, 2007.

  21. •David Gesbert, Eurecom Institute, France: “Resource allocation in interference-limited wireless networks: Some capacity scaling laws,” March 16, 2007.


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