Yongle Wu (University of Maryland), "Game-Theoretic Strategies for Dynamic Behavior in Cognitive Radio Networks" (2010)
1 April 2011
Yongle Wu (University of Maryland), "Game-Theoretic Strategies for Dynamic Behavior in Cognitive Radio Networks" Advisor: Prof. K. J. Ray Liu (2010)…
Read moreActivity Report from the DISPS-TC
1 April 2011
The DISPS TC promotes and supports activities of SPS in the several areas including: (i) design, development and implementation of signal processing systems, (ii) design of algorithms with implementation in mind, and design of software tools and methodologies to support the design of signal processing systems.
Update on vTools.Meetings and vTools.Surveys
1 April 2011
vTools.Meetings http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/main version 3.1.0 was released on 23 February 2011. vTools.Meetings is a tool for effective…
Read moreIEEE Smart Grid Newsletter March Issue Now Available
1 April 2011
With the March issue, the IEEE Smart Grid Newsletter has been published for one full quarter. The newsletter continues to address issues vital to the…
Read morePostdoc in Forensic Science Program at Penn State University
1 April 2011
The Forensic Science program at Penn State has an opening for a researcher to work on an NIJ-sponsored fingerprint statistics project. The project…
Read moreCall for Proposals to Host ICME 2013/2014 - Deadline 1 June 2011
1 April 2011
The Steering Committee of the IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME) recently distributed a call for proposals to host ICME 2013…
Read moreLeveraging Financial Strength to Serve Members and Invest for the Future
1 April 2011
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.
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