UD-WiSE students and faculties attended the 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology (PAST), on October 15-18, in Boston, MA.

PhD candidate awarded a travel grant to participate in ARAFest’24, a wireless technology workshop taking place from August 24-27 at Iowa State University.

WiSE faculty presented latest findings at the 2024 International Microwave Symposium (IMS), held in Washington, DC, June, 2024.

UD-WiSE directors Prather and Qi served as panelists at NSF’s vision event to address US wireless competitiveness for the next two decades through engineering innovation.

WiSE-affiliated faculty and their colleagues from the RF-photonic startup, Phase Sensitive Innovations, Inc. (PSI), were asked to present at the 2024 IEEE Conference on Computational Imaging Using Synthetic Apertures (CISA).

UD engineers receive $7.2 million, four-year grant to develop the next generation of wireless communication devices.

UD-WiSE PhD candidates, Hannah Sinigaglio and Shadia Islam Chowdhury served as volunteers at the global forum, and shared research outcomes on k-space imager and distributed holographic MIMO.

The Office of Naval Research has awarded Dr. Rana a four-year $799,947 grant that will fund research aimed at providing greater safety to military forces in the field.

Drs. Janusz Murakowski, Garrett Schneider, Dennis Prather and Xiao-Feng Qi received the Charles Kao Best Paper Award at the IEEE 2023 Wireless and Optical Communications Conference (WOCC), for their paper “C-RAN at Millimeter Wave and Above: Full-Beamspace Radio Access Architecture”.