Welcome to the Department of Communications Engineering
The Department of Communications Engineering (ANT) of the Institute of Telecommunications and High-Frequency Technique (ITH) at the University of Bremen deals with modern transmitter and receiver concepts in the field of mobile radio communications for several years. Therefore, we can rely on a long-year experience in the field of digital signal processing.
During our research activities systems like GSM, UMTS and Wireless LAN were investigated and a multitude of algorithms were developed. Main focus of our projects are the multicarrier concept OFDM, the investigation of so-called Relay networks, as well as multiantenna technologies (MIMO). Another important scope is audio and speech signal processing. Joining the guiding theme "Adaptive Communications" of the Technology Center of Computer Science (TZI) we are currently developing and enhancing future mobile transmission systems. To this end, adaptivity gets more and more crucial.
Teachings offered in our institute include lessons and labs concerning basics of analogue communication, single and multi-carrier concepts for digital communication, as well as focuses in digital signal processing, audio and speech signal processing, channel coding and selected topics in mobile radio communications. Likewise, students may select interesting topics to accomplish their Project and Master theses.
News
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The International ITG Workshop on Smart Antennas (WSA 2010) will be organized by the TZI (Technologie-Zentrum Informatik und Informationstechnik) at University of Bremen in cooperation with VDE/ITG and the IEEE. The workshop takes place February 23-24, 2010, in Bremen, Germany, and the workshop chairs are Prof. K.-D. Kammeyer, Dr. D. Wübben, Prof. M. Schneider and Prof. St. Paul. Further informations are available on the conference webpage. |
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The ANT is co-organizer of the Third Baltic Conference on Advanced Topics in Telecommunication. The conference will take place at the Institute of Computer Science at the University of Tartu. It start on August 14th at 13:00 and talks will place take unitl noon of August 15th. The conference is open for submissions of researchers at all levels and from all countries. The deadline for submitting an extended abstract is July 10th, 2009. |
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The ANT is co-organizer of the Baltic Summer School 2009 in Tartu, Estonia. This DAAD supported International Summer School is organized by the Science Confederation IuK and takes place at the University of Tartu from Augutst 7th to August 22nd. The International Summer School offers special courses to support the internationalisation of education and the cooperation among the universities of the Baltic Sea Region. Further information as well as the online application are available on the BASOTI 2009 webpage. |
