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Unconventional #engineers use research to create tomorrow's #technology now. In the race for #6G, Tom Marzetta, Director of NYU Wireless, recently elected to Na...tional Academy of Engineering will use his experience as Creator of Massive #MiMo to lead the charge. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2IsaI23. #NYUTandonMade

Interesting iscussion of #5G & #6G safety, privacy & more with @NYUWireless Prof Elza Erkip & @BlavatnikAwards https://bit.ly/3ibdp5k

NYU WIRELESS Founding Director Ted Rappaport tackles #5G in conversation with Radio Club of America President Emeritus Tim Duffy. https://www.youtube.com/watch

Listen to NYU WIRELESS Founding Director Ted Rappaport discuss the availability of mid-band spectrum on the Marketplace Morning Report. Bit.ly/3kwZ0ln

Our model is already at the ready-to-use stage, available to neurologists, researchers, and assistive technology developers, said co-author S. Farokh Atashzar, who is now an NYU Tandon assistant professor and who began exploring the use of robots coupled with artificial intelligence while conducting doctoral and post-doctoral research in Canada.

Congratulations to NYU WIRELESS Director Tom Marzetta for his election to the National Academy of Engineering! A well-deserved honor that recognizes his contribution to massive MIMO, a key component of #5G #wireless communications.

NYUSIM Version 2.01 is now available to download! This update includes bug fixes to 2 function errors. Please download and review the manual for full details. https://wireless.engineering.nyu.edu/nyusim/

NYU WIRELESS Director Tom Marzetta is honored with the Armstrong Medal by the Radio Club of America. The massive MIMO pioneer joins a distinguished group of honorees, including NYU WIRELESS founder Ted Rappaport. https://bit.ly/2oZFbed

Congratulations to Tom Marzetta, newly appointed director of NYU WIRELESS! Tom, originator of massive MIMO, succeeds founding director Ted Rappaport, who will retain a leadership role in the center.

We are happy to announce that NYUSIM Version 2.0 is now available to download. This update implements three important channel modeling components, spatial consistency, human blockage, and outdoor-to-indoor (O2I) penetration loss. https://wireless.engineering.nyu.edu/nyusim/ #6G #5G

IEEE Eric E. Sumner Award cites Ted Rappaport’s contributions to communications technology. https://wireless.engineering.nyu.edu/ieee-honors-ted-rappap

Ted Rappaport, founding director of NYU Wireless, interviews Ajit Pai, chairman of Federal Communications Commission, at The Paley Center for Media #PaleyMC

Dr. Rappaport’s team says that while 5G networks should eventually be able to deliver 100Gbps speeds, signal densification technology doesn’t yet exist to eclipse that rate even on today’s millimeter wave bands, one of which offers access to bandwidth that’s akin to a 500-lane highway. Consequently, opening up the terahertz frequencies will provide gigantic swaths of new bandwidth for wireless use, enabling unthinkable quantities and types of data to be transferred in only a second. https://venturebeat.com//researchers-say-6g-will-stream-h/

Great article in Fierce Wireless about NYU Wireless' Tom Marzetta, the inventor of massive MIMO.

NYU WIRELESS was named one of the top 5 academic institutions leading in 5G research by Fierce Wireless. https://www.fiercewireless.com//top-5-academic-institution