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About Us
Cognitive Reconfigurable Embedded Systems Lab is a unique research entity within UCLA, which focuses on research in Cognitive Radio and Cognitive Radio-like systems. We are interested in all modern radio technologies, with the emphasis on systems that enable more efficient utilization of spectrum. Our group headed by Prof. Danijela Čabrić is a vibrant and young group of graduate students, international visitors and researchers.
News
- January 11, 2010: UCLA Cores welcomes new visitor: Pål Grønsund, a PhD Student from University of Oslo, will be working during upcoming three months on networking aspects of IEEE 802.22 networks
- September 29, 2009: UCLA Cores is now on Facebook! Please join our network here.
- September 29, 2009: We have two new PhD students: Jun Wang from China and Paulo Isagani M. Urriza from The Philippines. Welcome to UCLA Gentlemen!
- September 22, 2009: UCLA Cores Lab hosted a talk by Dr Sławomir Stańczak from TU Berlin and Heinrich Hertz Institute on Decentralized Admission Control and Resource Allocation for Power-Controlled Wireless Networks. Before the talk an introduction on research activities on Cognitive Radio communication within Heinrich Hertz Institute by Dr. Thomas Haustein was given.
- August 4, 2009: UCLA Cores Lab has a new visitor. Mr Jung-Mao Lin, from Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, during the course of his one year stay in Cores Lab will investigate filterbank-based Cognitive Radio communications.
- July 7, 2009: Dr Przemysław Pawełczak joined UCLA Cores Lab as a first Postdoc. He will be working on system level aspects of Cognitive Radio networks.
Our Research
We perform theoretical research with strong emphasis on the implementation and practicality of the solutions for future Cognitive Radio systems. We deal with anything related to Opportunistic Spectrum Access, Dynamic Spectrum Access, Reconfigurable Radios, Policy-based Radios, and Underlay and Overlay Radio Systems. All information about our current projects, with brief description of the results and the links to current publications, can be found on the Research page.
