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Solid Research with Modern Methods

The Chair for Communications Theory applies modern mathematical and engineering methods to research future communications systems and networks.

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Our Research Approach

We follow the engineering approach with a solid modelling: system or network model, channel model, and signal model. Afterwards, a clear problem statement in terms of programming or design problem is formulated. Finally, systematic solution concepts and approaches from optimisation theory, game theory, or microeconomic theory are applied.

Current Projects

The Chair of Communications Theory managed projects with over 75 international partners in the area of communications and networking. A list of current and finished project including the project partners is linked below.

Publications

The Chair for Communications Theory publishes mainly in selected IEEE magazines and transactions as well as on IEEE conferences and workshops. More than 6750 citations show that the works are read and used.

Research and Publications Achievements

Since 2008, together with 24 industrial, 22 academic and 13 institutional partners, the Chair for Communications Theory finished a number of interesting and timely research projects.

In particular the technical and administrative coordination of the EU FP7 project STREP SAPHYRE from 2010-2013 with 11 partners and excellent output in terms of research publications as well as prototypes is worth mentioning.

Within the DFG collaborative research cluster HAEC two sub projects in the architecture cluster are running.

Within the excellence cluster cfAED the Chair for Communications Theory contributes with PI Jorswieck in the resilience path. From 2012-2015 he was co-path leader.

The project database of the DFG shows the finished and current projects.