Two researchers from North Dakota State University, USA have developed a novel multi-user tool for the identification and classification of real world objects. The study won the best paper award
Shree Krishna Sharma, Symeon Chatzinotas, and Björn Ottersten from the University of Luxembourg have won the Best Paper Award at the 10th edition of the International Conference on Cognitive Radio
The main vegetative phase of Physarum polycephalum – the plasmodium – is very sensible to the environment. Its behaviour is intelligent and can be controlled by different locations of chemical
With mobile devices being used widely, their localization, though challenging, has become an important task for many applications including emergency rescue and recovery. Detecting victims of disastrous events fast enough
Professor Benny Van Houdt and PhD fellow Robbe Block from the University of Antwerp won the Best Paper Award with a research paper they presented at the latest edition of
