Ph.D. Workshops 2008

   

In November 2008, the Ph.D. Program in Information Engineering of the University of Pisa will be holding three workshops – one for each of the areas: electronic engineering, computer engineering, and telecommunication engineering. These workshops are run by Ph.D. students, who present their research and the most important results they have obtained during the course. The presentations are not intended to be a fully comprehensive review of a student’s work throughout the course. Instead the students and their tutors have chosen a particularly significant element of their research, as would be the case in a congress.

For each workshop, the academic board of the Ph.D. program nominated an organizing committee made up of three chairs. The chairs then set the title and organize all parts of the programme for the workshop. Below are the names of the chairs and the related curricula:

• Electronic engineering
  Advances in Electronic Circuits, Systems and Devices
  November 10, 2008
  Chairs: Prof. Stefano Di Pascoli, Prof. Luca Fanucci, Prof. Giuseppe Iannaccone
  Curricula: Electronic bioengineering; Electronic measurements and instrumentation; Micro and nanoelectronic technologies, devices and systems
  
• Computer engineering
  Advances in Computer Systems and Networks
  November 14, 2008
  Chairs: Prof. Giuseppe Alia, Prof. Marco Avvenuti, Ing. Giuseppe Lettieri
  Curriculum: Computer systems architectures
  
• Telecommunication engineering
  Advances in Telecommunication Systems
  November 17, 2008
  Chairs: Prof. Rosario Garroppo, Prof. Agostino Monorchio, Prof. Michele Morelli
  Curricula: Statistical signal processing and radar systems; Telecommunication networks; Communication systems
  

All the chairs belong to the Department of Information Engineering of the University of Pisa. Prof. Giuseppe Alia and Prof. Luca Fanucci are also members of the academic board of the Ph.D. program. The workshops will take place at the two branches of the Department of Information Engineering in Pisa, via Caruso 16 (electronic engineering and telecommunication engineering), and via Diotisalvi 2 (computer engineering).