Publications

An important scientific and technological goal(1-4) in the held of optical communications is the achievement of the clarity limit in optical fibres-that is, ensuring that the SiO2 glass from which

As more and more things, sensors, appliances and devices are getting connected to the Internet, researchers of the Web of Things community have recently been exploring the use of the World Wide Web

In this paper, we describe recent architectural and technological advances of the end to end optical network architecture proposed by the DISCUS project (the DIStributed Core for unlimited bandwidt

METIS is developing a 5G system concept that meets the requirements of the beyond-2020 connected information society and supports new usage scenarios.

This paper gives an overview on the present situation and the future development of cellular mobile services based on, the global system for mobile communications (GSM) in Europe and worldwide.

Parallel and distributed computing is becoming essential to process in real-time the increasingly massive volume of data collected by telecommunications companies.

Progress in high capacity optical communication systems in the year 2010 is reviewed, with spectral efficiency as the main figure-of-merit.

Slides for keynote talk - World Telecommunications Congress - Markus Hofmann

Denoising a stationary process (Xi)i−ˆâ„¤ corrupted by additive white Gaussian noise (Zi)i−ˆâ„¤, i.e., recovering Xn from Yn = Xn + Zn, is a classic and fundamental problem in information theory an

In the recent past, optical transparency -and more specifically the possible migration of incumbent opaque optical network towards optical transparency- have been intensively discussed and have dra