WISENET Collaborations
and Co-creation
The Centre also interacts and collaborates in actual research projects with different types of actors at the regional, national and international levels, with a clear mentality of co-creation, including several institutions from Europe and United States, as well as institutions from Asia, such as the Indian Institute of Science – IISc.
The following Figure shows, respectively, the international, national and regional institutions that collaborate with WISENET in several funded research projects.
International
National
Regional
These external institutions include both public and private institutions, cooperating with the WISENET Centre in several ways: a) research visits, b) co-supervision of PhD students, c) actual work in funded research projects where they participate together with the WISENET Centre, d) advising the Lab in terms of future directions. They also cover expertise in the three fronts where the Center operates, namely, Theory, Algorithms and Applications.
In addition other synergies are being built also in the contexts of e-health (future I4Health Institute), Future Robotics, Digital Factories, EYDE, as well as the School of Business and Law, or the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences, at UiA.
These external institutions include both public and private institutions, cooperating with the WISENET Centre in several ways: a) research visits, b) co-supervision of PhD students, c) actual work in funded research projects where they participate together with the WISENET Centre, d) advising the Lab in terms of future directions. They also cover expertise in the three fronts where the Centre operates, namely, Theory, Algorithms and Applications.
In addition other synergies are being built also in the contexts of e-health (future I4Health Institute), Future Robotics, Digital Factories, EYDE, as well as the School of Business and Law, or the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences, at UiA.
The members of the WISENET Centre have collaborated and continue collaborating with international institutions from Europe, United States and Asia. The main external collaborators are the following ones (only paper co-authors and/or project collaborators):
Professors
- Prof. Sibi Raj B. Pillai, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India.
- Prof. Geir Hovland, Assoc. Prof. Joao Leal, Assoc. Prof. Tim A. Majchrzak, Prof. Bjørn E. Munkvold, University of Agder
- Prof. Panagiotis Tsakalides, Dept. of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Networks Laboratory, University of Crete.
- Prof. Pedro Crespo, Electronics and Communications Department, CEIT, Universidad de Navarra.
- Prof. Kimmo Kansanen (Signal Processing Group), Prof. Torbjörn Ekman (Dept. of Electronics and Telecommunications), NTNU
- Prof. Carlo Fischione, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, KTH
- Prof. Viktoria Fodor, Laboratory for Communication Networks, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, KTH
- Prof. Martin Vetterli, AudioVisual Communications Laboratory (LCAV), EPFL
- Prof. Deepak Ganesan, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Massachussets Amherst
- Prof. Carmen Botella, IRTIC, University of Valencia
- Prof. Antonio G. Marques, Department of Signal Theory and Communications, King Juan Carlos University, Madrid, Spain
- Prof. José Luis Rojo-Alvarez, Department of Signal Theory and Communications, King Juan Carlos University, Madrid, Spain
External PhD students/Postdocs
- Greg Tzagkatakis, Dept. of Computer Science, Signal Processing Laboratory, FORTH-ICS, University of Crete. Project: Matrix completion, low-rank data modeling and sparse sampling.
- Xabier Insausti, Electronics and Communications Department, CEIT, Universidad de Navarra. Project: Gossip Algorithms for Subspace Projection using Computational Codes in Wireless Sensor Networks.
- Georgios Tzagarakis, Dept. of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Networks Laboratory, University of Crete. Project: Rotation-Invariant Image Classification based on sub-gaussian probabilistic modeling.