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In the May issue of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, the editorial article, by Dr. Ghassan AlRegib, raised a very interesting question. Which signal processing algorithms or theories have gone extinct (if any), and which ones have the highest impact on our current products and technologies?

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This is an exciting time for a professional R & D scientist with solid background in RF and Digital Signal Processing and advanced Spread Spectrum Technology experience to join Honeywell's Aerospace Engineering & Technology group.

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This free toolbox provides MATLAB functions and demonstrations for statistical modeling and mitigation of certain kinds of noise and interference in acoustic systems, power lines, wireless communications and wireless sensor networks. 

The noise and interference can come from other sources in the same frequency band of operation or in adjacent frequency bands.  The toolbox enables a user to

The IEEE USA Harry Diamond Memorial Award is being presented to Rabinder Nath Madan.

There are a number of things we want readers to know about the Signal Processing Education (SPED) Technical Committee activities this year.

The website that houses IEEE's collection of online courses has been completely overhauled.

The IEEE Signal Processing Society has enjoyed healthy financial operations for a number of years, thanks to the tremendous amount of effort from volunteers and the support from the staff. In order to leverage its financial strength to serve members and invest for the future prosperity of the signal processing community, the SPS Board of Governors has set aside a sizable amount of funds for 2011 and is working on the 2012 budget to explore various initiatives to expand member benefits and values, to outreach to signal processing communities worldwide, and to enhance the visibility of the SPS. For example, the Society has approved to allocate a substantial annual fund to support students and researchers in needs from developing countries to attend ICASSP and ICIP. Fifty-one SPS members who are ICASSP 2011 authors have been selected as the first group of travel grantees.