Dr. Tharaka Dissanayake

Research interests are in designing small antennas for mobile wireless devices, implanted UWB antennas, Antenna arrays for radar and MIMO systems, Wireless power transfer using EM methods, UWB Microwave imaging techniques, Numerical simulations and modelling techniques for EM engineering.
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Prof. Peter J. Schreier

Since February 2011, I have been Professor and Head of the Signal and System Theory Group at the Universität Paderborn, Germany. Please visit my new group website at sst.upb.de.

Dr. Mehmet Rasit Yuce

Research interests are low-power VLSI circuits for communications,highly integrated, low-cost, new receiver architectures in CMOS technology, and emerging technologies in wireless communications such as software radio and cognitive radio design.
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Dr. Peter Dower

Stability analysis for dynamical systems, including input to state stability (ISS).

Dissipative systems and optimal control.

Numerical methods in optimization and control.

Optimization and control design applications in optical systems.
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Thomas Schön

Thomas Schön was born in Sweden in 1977. In Feb. 2006 he received the PhD degree in Control Engineering from the Division of Automatic Control, Linköping University. In September 2001 he received the MSc degree in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering and in February 2001 he received the BSc degree in Business Administration and Economics, both from Linköping University.
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Dr. Geoff Knagge

Geoff's research primarily focuses on the development and optimisation of algorithms for implementation in VLSI devices, including ASICs and FPGAs. His current work is with the Model-Predictive Control project, and extending his postgraduate work that dealt with combinatorial optimisation in VLSI, with application to the wireless communications topics of multiuser detection and MIMO. Part of this has involved the development of the c4Hardware and c4HDL projects to assist in the modelling of hardware designs.

Geoff is currently working in an industry position as a software/DSP engineer, for a company specialising in sonar technologies. Current fields of application include modelling, implementation, and optimisation, of algorithms for acoustic and audio signal processing.
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Dr. Björn Rüffer

Björn has now taken a position with the University of Melbourne. Please refer to http://bjoern.rueffer.info for his latest research and contact information.

Dale Bates

Research interests are OFDM synchronisation techniques and carrier frequency offset estimation methods for 3GPP LTE systems.
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