WNCG News/Notables
2008
WNCG and Circuits Faculty Receive $1.2M in Federal Grants
WNCG Grad Student Wins Humantech Paper Contest
Bovik Receives Signal Processing Societies' Top Awards
Vishwanath Hosts NSF REU PI Meeting
WICON 2007 Hosted by WNCG in Austin
2007
IEEE Wireless Hive Network Symposium 2007
Radio Club of America Donates Scholarship Money
Prof. Rappaport Elected to IEEE Communications Society Board of Governors
Professor Jeff Andrews Receives NSF Career Award
2006
Qualcomm joins WNCG as Newest Affiliate
Wireless Faculty Win Prestigious DARPA Grant
WNCG Faculty Receive National Science Foundation Grants
Prof. Heath elevated to IEEE Senior Member
2005
Professor Rappaport is listed among "Highly-Cited"
Steve Largent, CTIA Head, to Speak at Annual Wireless Symposium.
New Wirless Course gives students rare chance to experiment with wireless communications.
WNCG advances relationship with Korean Universities, Businesses
WNCG Announces 2005 Wireless Networking Symposium, October 26 - 28, 2005
WNCG Announces 2005 Wireless Networking Symposium Call for Papers
Sigmatel Joins Industrial Affiliates Program
Professor Sriram Vishwanath wins NSF CAREER Award
2004
ADC Joins WNCG Industrial Affiliates Program
Qualcomm to open Austin chip center [Austin Business Journal article]
The Wireless World [Newsweek article]
Dell Joins WNCG Industrial Affiliates Program
University of Texas Professor Coauthors Simulation Textbook
Austin's Wireless Future to be Unveiled at Report Release and Business of Wireless Technology Forum
2003
In Review: WNCG 2003 Wireless Networking Symposium
WNCG faculty, computer scientists receive National Science Foundation grants
The 2003 WNCG Wireless Networking Symposium Author's Kit is now available online
UT works with Schlotzsky's Deli for WiFi deployments
Austin's Wireless Industry Future Contemplated by New Business Study
WNCG Wireless Networking Symposium Update
Rappaport Named to Telecommunications Study
De Veciana Receives Faculty Achievement Award
The 2003 WNCG Wireless Networking Symposium call for papers is now available online.
UT Engineering Programs Again Ranked Among Top Ten in U.S.
National Instruments once again on Fortune Magazine's list of "100 Best Companies to Work For"
Making the Grade : "A number of universities are adding wireless to their curriculum..."
2002
Prof. Bard receives the "Outstanding Faculty Award for 2002"
New Undergraduate Course for Spring 2003 - "EE 379K - Introduction to Digital Information"
$10 million grant for electric ship research awarded to The University of Texas at Austin
