Franz Hlawatsch is looking back on a long and successful career in the area of signal processing and communications. His scientific work on topics like time-frequency signal analysis, wireless communications, distributed algorithms, Bayesian inference, and localization and tracking has had a lasting impact.
Apart from being an internationally highly recognized academic researcher, he has also been an outstanding teacher, who has shaped the education and career of countless students.
We celebrate his career and accomplishments by holding a scientific colloquium that features nine invited talks by renowned experts in the areas of time-frequency signal processing, harmonic analysis, Bayesian signal processing, and information theory.
Morning
09:30 Opening Remarks
Gerald Matz, Christoph Mecklenbräuker, Wolfgang Mecklenbräuker
Session 1: Numerical Harmonists
10:00 Karlheinz Gröchenig : Channel matrices are diagonal – well, almost diagonal
10:30 Hans Feichtinger: Wigner, Gabor and time-frequency analysis
Session 2: O tempora, o frequentiae
11:30 Patrick Flandrin: Quadratic is beautiful
12:00 Helmut Bölcskei: A journey through time and frequency
12:30 Gerald Matz: Underspread matters
Afternoon
Session 3: Databases
14:30 Petar Djuric: Distributed sequential inference in multi-agent systems
15:00 Jean-Yves Tourneret: P and T wave delineation in ECG signals using Bayesian methods
Session 4: Bit by bit
16:00 Günter Koliander: Information in point patterns
16:30 Rüdiger Urbanke: And now, a message from Franz
Finale
17:00 Franz Hlawatsch: Entangled multiobject estimation and some personal remarks
17:30 Closing Remarks
Evening
19:30 Dinner at Heuriger Schübel-Auer, Kahlenberger Str. 22, 1190 Wien
Date, Time:
Friday, September 27, 2024, 09:30
Event location:
Kontaktraum (CD0603, Etage 6)
Download the program of the colloquium (PDF file).
