• January 2023: CUbiC (Center for Ubiquitous Connectivity), a JUMP 2.0 center funded by DARPA and SRC, kicks off. CUbiC is driving the technology and vision for next-generation wireless and optical connectivity. It is led by Prof. Keren Bergman at Columbia University, with Profs. Madhow and Rodwell from UCSB playing key roles on the leadership team. The wireless research agenda in CUbiC builds on the research performed in ComSenTer, the JUMP center led by Prof. Rodwell at UCSB.  Center website coming soon
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  • October 2022: NSF 4D100, an interdisciplinary, cross-university project led by Prof. Madhow on joint communication and imaging using millimeter wave bands, kicks off.  The project PIs are Profs. Buckwalter, Madhow, Mostofi and Rodwell at UCSB, and Prof. Sabharwal at Rice University. Project website is up. 
  • May 2022: Kickoff of a project under the NSF RINGS (Resilient & Intelligent NextG Systems) program led by Prof. Madhow, with Prof. Rodwell as co-PI. The research agenda is co-design of signal processing and hardware to build, and develop system innovations centered around large extended arrays for millimeter wave communication. Here’s the project...
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  • Prof. Madhow and Prof. Zhang (UCSD) give a tutorial on mm wave systems at ACM SIGCOMM 2017. Slides available from the tutorial page.
  • Sriram Venkateswaran's dissertation received the Best PhD Thesis Award from the Center for Control, Dynamical-Systems and Computation (CCDC) for 2012. Award details here.
  • Invited talk by Prof. Madhow at University of California Irvine, October, 2012