Magnetic nano-droplet discovery presents opportunities for telecommunications

A team that includes researchers from KTH has successfully created a magnetic soliton – a spin torque-generated nano-droplet that could lead to technological innovation in such areas as mobile telecommunications.

Magnetic nano-droplet discovery presents opportunities for telecommunications

iPack ready to launch their third phase

iPack VINN Excellence Center, coordinated at the Electronics Systems department at the School of Information and Communication Technology, have now signed the agreements and is ready to launch their next three year research period.

iPack ready to launch their third phase

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION

PhD Liang Rong

Liang Rong received his master degree at School of Information- and Communication Technology in 2006. A year later in 2007 he came back to Kista for doctoral studies and now he has defended his PhD Thesis "All Digital Polar Transmitter Design for Software Defined Radio - Architecture and Low Power Circuit Implementations"

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KTH has built the world's smallest optical disk resonator

The overwhelming power consumption in today's large data centers, those you utilize every day while using Google, Linkedin and Facebook, is ultimately unreasonable. The world's smallest disk resonator to date - made by ICT-KTH researchers - will be able to reduce this consumption significantly.

KTH has built the world's smallest optical disk resonator

LICENTIATE INTERVIEW

In the area of Cognitive radio and opportunistic spectrum access

Mohammed Hamid came to KTH for PhD studies in the area of cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access. Now he has defended his licentiate thesis On Finding Spectrum Opportunities in Cognitive Radios: Spectrum Sensing and Geo-locations Database.

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION

PhD Jian Chen

Jian Chen from China came to School of Information and Communication Technology for PhD studies after master studies at Fudan university in Shanghai. Now he has defended his PhD thesis "Low Noise Oscillator in ADPLL toward Direct-to-RF All-digital PolarTransmitter" and is excited to make his research useful in the industry.

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION

PhD Nima Dokoohaki

Nima Dokoohaki from Iran came to School of Information- and Communication Technology for master studies in software engineering of distributed systems. He continued with PhD studies and now he has defended his PhD thesis Trust-based user profiling.

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION

PhD Imran Mahmood

Imran Mahmood took his Master at School of Information- and Communication Technology. After that he got a position as PhD student in Electronic and Computer Systems. Now he has defended his PhD thesis 'A Verification Framework for Component Based Modeling and Simulation "Putting the pieces together"'

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