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As a former Vice President of the IEEE Signal Processing Society, Walter Kellermann has been re-elected to serve on the Society’s Nominations and Appointments Committee Nominations and Appointments Committee for the two-year term 2021-2022.

The ASC Best Poster Award of the ASC-Forum 2020 is presented to the ASC-students Rebecca Felsheim and Li Jiatong for the posters entitled „Head Orientation Estimation from Multiple Microphone Arrays“ and „Reconstruction of Inhomogeneously Sampled Image Data“. Congratulations!

The ASC Best Poster Award for the ASC-Forum on January 15, 2020 is presented to the ASC-student Slavica  Subic for the poster entitled  "Prediction of Odour (PrOdour) - Data Exploration“.

A major success for Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU): In the recently published Reuters ranking of the most innovative European universities, FAU is listed in second place, moving up three places compared to the previous year. The list is topped by the Belgian university KU Le...

The Excursion to German Aerospace Center DLR  for ASC-students is scheduled as follows: Date: Wednesday, July 17 Time: 10.30 a.m. Place: Münchener Str. 20, 82234 Weßling (Bus departure from Erlangen:  7.30 a.m, Cauerstrasse 7, next to parking level) Here you can find the AGENDA

Prof. Sergios Theodoridis reads Selected Topics in ASC in summer semester 2019. More information about Prof. Segios Theodorids can be found here.

Prof. Dr. Veronika Grimm holds a chair in economics, in particular economic theory, at the FAU. At the same time, she is spokesperson of the scientific management of the Nuremberg Energy Campus (EnCN) and is responsible for the research area Energy Market Design at EnCN, which deals with the economi...

The ASC Best Poster Award for the ASC-Forum on February 21st 2019 is presented to the ASC-students Annika Briegleb and Lukas Brand for the posters entitled „Deep Clustering for Spectral Ego-Noise Classification in Robot Audition“ and „Parameter Estimation for Molecular Communication in a Pipe System...