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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0664992

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $237,040.00
    Summary
    Fast Decoding for Multi-Input Multi-Output Wireless Communications. This project focuses on the core technology on the physical layer of broadband wireless telecommunications. The outcomes of the research have the potential to influence the design and implementation of new generation wireless systems, thereby stimulating the growth of the Australian telecommunications industry. The research of this project is of fundamental importance to telecommunications engineering. It contributes to the main .... Fast Decoding for Multi-Input Multi-Output Wireless Communications. This project focuses on the core technology on the physical layer of broadband wireless telecommunications. The outcomes of the research have the potential to influence the design and implementation of new generation wireless systems, thereby stimulating the growth of the Australian telecommunications industry. The research of this project is of fundamental importance to telecommunications engineering. It contributes to the maintenance of Australia's international research profile. This project falls within the Research Priority 3: Frontier Technologies for Building and Transforming Australian Industries. It addresses the goals of Breakthrough Science and Frontier Technologies.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0664098

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $335,000.00
    Summary
    The creation and opimisation of new optical fibres and novel diode-pumped fibre lasers for applications in medicine, defence and the environment. The project will widen Australian laser research and contains the important steps required to progress beyond the recent demonstrations of super high power and ultra-compact mode-locked operation. The proposed fibre lasers are internationally significant, will address many applications and will keep Australia at the leading edge of laser and optical fi .... The creation and opimisation of new optical fibres and novel diode-pumped fibre lasers for applications in medicine, defence and the environment. The project will widen Australian laser research and contains the important steps required to progress beyond the recent demonstrations of super high power and ultra-compact mode-locked operation. The proposed fibre lasers are internationally significant, will address many applications and will keep Australia at the leading edge of laser and optical fibre research. The array of new technologies necessary for the development of the proposed lasers will be vitally important to Australia's high technology industries.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0210283

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $50,000.00
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    Adaptive Turbo Receivers for Mobile Data Communications. Next generation mobile networks will be required to offer high data-rate high mobility communications, in addition to current voice services. This project will determine the bounds of achievable performance of such networks by developing and analysing new optimal and near optimal adaptive receivers. In particular we will extend a revolutionary new technique called turbo processing, to achieve joint equalization and decoding with unknown .... Adaptive Turbo Receivers for Mobile Data Communications. Next generation mobile networks will be required to offer high data-rate high mobility communications, in addition to current voice services. This project will determine the bounds of achievable performance of such networks by developing and analysing new optimal and near optimal adaptive receivers. In particular we will extend a revolutionary new technique called turbo processing, to achieve joint equalization and decoding with unknown rapidly time varying channels. The overall aim is to dramatically improve mobility and throughput of wireless data communication systems.
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