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As mobile speech and data communications have become part of everyday life, the research group plays an important role in advancing the technologies needed to take next steps in wireless communication.

As part of the department at the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ, our research themes include:

  • bio-inspried wireless
  • coding and modulation
  • cooperative communication
  • joint algorithm/hardware design
  • machine-to-machine communication
  • millimetre wave communication

Our long-term focus is on communications and information theory. This provides ideas for more short-term, applied research, while appealing to industrial partners across the globe.

Having completed a range of studies related to the current operational wireless systems and their components, the group’s research activities have now progressed to the next generation of wireless communications systems and their components.

The group is also involved in the and the in mobile communications.

A man looks at his mobile phone while seated on a plane flight

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Lajos Hanzo
Professor of Communication
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More sophisticated ‘tele-presence’ services require a quantum leap in research if we are to move forward from mobile phone technology.