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The IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) was recently awarded the IEEE Educational Activities Board’s Society/Council Professional Development Award "for innovative educational and professional development programs that engage professionals, students and the general public in signal processing.”
Lecture Date: February 21, 2017
Chapter: Delhi
Chapter Chair: Angshul Majumdar
Topic: Deep learning of faces: Problems, Progress & Prospects
The Neural Processing and Control Lab (NeuralPC Lab) at the University of Rhode Island (URI), Department of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering (ECBE) has two PhD position openings in the field of neural signal processing and Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) systems. The position offers a competitive stipend and tuition waiver for the graduate assistants. The nature of this position will provide the graduate students with opportunities to work on multidisciplinary collaborative pr
Have you encountered big data yet? Chances are you have. From Facebook to Twitter, from Google searches to YouTube videos, from bank statements to utility bills and shopping discount cards, big data is everywhere. But to understand its significance, we must first explore what data is, what makes it “big,” and how it ties to signal processing.
Lecture Date: December 7, 2016
Chapter: Germany
Chapter Chair: Wolfgang Utschick
Topic: Adaptive Noise Cancellers: Challenges, Solutions, and
Successful Applications of a Classical Technique 25 years of
Audio Coding: How we arrived at audio playback on iPhone
and its underlying technology
Lecture Date: December 5, 2016
Chapter: Denmark
Chapter Chair: Jan Larsen
Topic: Robot Audition: How signal processing helps a robot
recognize user commands in adverse environment