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A Young Engineer Prize for IMS PhD student at EuMW 2026
Each year, the European Microwave Week brings together the international microwave, RF, wireless and radar community to share the latest technological developments, research findings, and initiatives in the field. During this 2026 edition, Sujeevan Vigneswaran...
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THESIS DEFENSE of Salime BOUMLIK - July 07, 2026
Automotive FMCW radars face growing challenges from interference and strong reflections, requiring receiver architectures with enhanced robustness. This PhD proposes a novel mmWave receiver front-end integrating a reconfigurable N-path filter that attenuates...
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THESIS DEFENSE of Martin VIDAL - June 17, 2026
This thesis pioneers a 60 GHz CMOS receiver architecture designed to replace wired USB 3.2 connections with robust wireless links. Targeting 10 Gb/s with ultra-low latency and a stringent BER (≤10−12), the work bridges system requirements and silicon...
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Anthony Ghiotto awarded the distinguished title of IEEE Fellow
With more than 486,000 engineering and STEM professionals across a wide range of disciplines, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology...
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THESIS DEFENSE of Nicolas ROBIN - December 10, 2025
Unlicensed bands offer great opportunities for wireless communications, especially in the 60 GHz band which has stayed relatively free from mass-market applications. Low-power short-range point-to-point links, in particular, are a very attractive application...
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THESIS DEFENSE of Rémi QUÉHEILLE - November 12, 2025
The 5th Generation (5G) of communications offers very high data rates by using multiple carrier frequencies simultaneously in the 617 MHz to 5 GHz band. The main challenge is to achieve intelligent carrier aggregation without increasing power consumption,...
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