We open a new Call for Show & Tell Demos. The Show & Tell Demo event includes demonstrations of innovations done by research and engineering groups in industry, academia and governmental institutes. The demonstrations can be related to any of the technical areas of ICASSP, as defined in the Call for Papers of ICASSP 2020.
The deadline for submission of a Show & Tell Demo proposal is January 31, 2020. More information at the Call for Show & Tell Demo section.
Pol Henarejos received the Telecommunication Engineering degree from the Telecommunication Engineering High School from Barcelona (ETSETB) of Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) in May 2009. In 2012, he obtained the Master of Science in Research on Information and Communication Technologies from UPC. In 2017, he obtained the Ph.D. degree from UPC, with a distinction Cum Laude. He joined the CTTC in January 2010 in Engineering area and he worked prototyping the physical layer communication technologies using software development. He is an expert in terrestrial and satellite technologies, such as LTE, 5G-NR, DVB-S2X, BGAN or Li-Fi. He participated in European projects such as PHYDYAS and FANTASTIC-5G, in European Space Agency programs (Satnex III, Satnex IV, SATAI) and with industrial contracts. He is also the promoter of the CASTLE Platform, a cloudified architecture for hybrid satellite and terrestrial networks. Currently he is researching on the development of new Artificial Intelligence algorithms for satellite communications, implementation of physical stack of many standards and enabling 5G and beyond technologies on flexible multicast and broadcast communications.
We updated the information related with Virtual Registration and Refund Policy. More information at Registration page.
We uploaded the instructions for video recording of your presentation. Please, follow the instructions described in the Author Video Instructions page. More info here.
The competition organizers have decided to extend the submission deadline, with the new submission date on January 20, 2020. More info at the 5-MICC web page.