Theme: Information Science and Systems - RLE Immersion
This theme includes a complete range of activities over all aspects of electronics, including structures, devices, and circuits, analog and digital systems, MEMs and bioMEMs, nanotechnologies, numerical and computational simulation and prototyping, biologically-inspired systems, digital signal processing, advanced telecommunications, medical imaging, and the exploration of fundamental issues in wireless networking and devices.
Principal Investigators in this theme are:
Prof. Lizhong Zheng, Prof. Jae Lim, Prof. Muriel Medard, Prof. Vincent W.S. Chan, Prof. Robert Gallager, Prof. Jacob White, Prof. Luca Daniel, Prof. Anantha Chandrakasan, Prof. Arthur Baggeroer, Prof. Alan V. Oppenheim, Prof. Vivienne Sze, Prof. Mehmet F. Yanik, Prof. Dennis Freeman, Prof. Greg Wornell, Prof. Markus Zahn, Prof. David Perreault, Prof. Rajeev Ram, Prof. Timothy K. Lu, Prof. Jeffrey H. Shapiro, and Prof. John Wyatt
Organizing Committee for RLE Immersion:
Information Science and Systems
Mina Karzand: Professor Zheng’s group, mkarzand@mit.edu
Gauri Joshi: Professor Wornell’s group, gauri@mit.edu
Sefa Demirtas: Professor Oppenheim’s group, sefa@mit.edu
Xun Cai: Professor Lim’s group, cx2001@mit.edu
Weifei Zeng: Professor Medard’s group, weifei@mit.edu
Nivedita Chandrasekaran: Professor Shapiro’s group, nivedita@mit.edu
Henna Priscilla Huang: Professor Chan’s group, hphuang@mit.edu
Videos
Guest Speaker: Dr. Henrique “Rico” Malvar
Rapid Research Talks
Photos
Rapid Research Talks
Chan Group
Communications and Network Group Overview
Matt Carey
Lim Group
Advanced Telecommunications and Signal Processing Group
Megan Fuller
Medard Group
An information-theoretic approach to inference and security
Flavio du Pin Calmon
Oppenheim Group
Functional Composition and Decomposition in Signal Processing
Sefa Demirtas
Conservation in Signal Processing
Tom Baran
Shapiro Group
Ergodic Capacity Bounds for Photon Information Efficient Communication through Atmospheric Turbulence
Nivedita Chandrasekaran
Experimental Implementation of Photon Information Efficient Communication in Free Space
Zheshen Zhang
Wornell Group
ADC design with Imperfect Comparators
Da Wang
Compression Systems with Model-Free Encoders
Ying-zong Huang
Encrypted Computation
Hongchao Zhou
Zheng Group
Geometry of Mapping over the Manifolds in High Dimensional Signal Spaces
Mina Karzand
Poster Presenters
Chan Group
Communications and Network Group Overview
Matt Carey
Lim Group
Advanced Telecommunications and Signal Processing Group
Xun Cai
Algorithms for Transform Selection in Multiple-transform Video Compression
Xun Cai
Analysis of One-dimensional Transforms in Coding Motion Compensation Prediction Residuals for Video Applications
Lucas Nissenbaum
Medard Group
Heterogeneous Anonymity Network using Network Coded Gossip Techniques
Colleen Josephson
Integrating P2P and CDN for wireless edge caching: An optimized coding approach
Weifei Zeng & Flavio du Pin Calmon
Interplay of Channel and Network Coding in Sensor Applications
Georgios Angelopoulos
Locally decodable source coding
Ali Makhdoumi
Matched Filter Decoding of Random Binary and Gaussian Codes in Broadband Gaussian Channel
Vitaly Abdrashitov
Network Coded Storage with Multi-resolution Codes
Ulric J. Ferner
Using Network Coding and Congestion Control To Improve Wireless Transport Layer Performance
Jason M Cloud
Oppenheim Group
Innovative Algorithms For Signal Processing—Inspired by Nature
Tarek Lahlou
Parameter Recovery for Transient Signals
Tarek Lahlou
Shapiro Group
Entanglement’s Benefit Survives and Entanglement-Breaking Channel
Zheshen Zhang
Photon Information Efficient Communication through Atmospheric Turbulence
Nivedita Chandrasekaran
Wornell Group
Photon-efficient communication and key distribution over optical channels
Ligong Wang
Signals, Information and Algorithms Laboratory
Gauri Joshi
System Level Perspectives on Variable Rate Channel Codes
David Romero
Throughput-Delay Trade-offs in Streaming Communication
Gauri Joshi
Zheng Group
Superadditivity of Quantum Channel Coding Rate with Finite Blocklength Quantum Measurements
Hye Won Chung
Tue, March 18 • 3–5pm • 34-101
Guest Speaker:
Dr. Henrique Malvar,
Microsoft Research
Recent Advances in Information Processing
View abstract and speaker bio >>
refreshments will be served following the talk
Tue, March 11 • 4–6pm • 34-101
Rapid Research Talks and Poster Session
Refreshments will be served at the Poster Session in the R&D (Stata, 4th flr)
Advanced Telecommunications and Signal Processing Group
www.rle.mit.edu/atsp
Communication and Network Group
www.rle.mit.edu/cng
Computational Prototyping Group
www.rle.mit.edu/cpg
Continuum Electromechanics/High Voltage Group
www.rle.mit.edu/cehv
Digital Integrated Circuits and Systems Group
www.mtl.mit.edu/~anantha
Digital Signal Processing Group
www.rle.mit.edu/dspg
Energy-Efficient Multimedia Systems Group
www.rle.mit.edu/eems
High-Throughput Neurotechnology Group
www.rle.mit.edu/yanik
Micromechanics Group
www.rle.mit.edu/umech
Network Coding and Reliable Communications Group
www.mit.edu/~medard
Optical and Quantum Communications Group
www.rle.mit.edu/qoptics
Physical Optics and Electronics Group
www.rle.mit.edu/sclaser
Power Electronics Research Group
www.rle.mit.edu/per
Retinal Implant Research Group
www.rle.mit.edu/retina
Signals, Information and Algorithms Laboratory
www.rle.mit.edu/sia
Synthetic Biology Group
www.rle.mit.edu/sbg
