Associate Professor - University of Agder, Norway, Nov. 2016 - present
Department of Information and Communication Technology.
Postdoctoral Researcher - University of Minnesota, MN, Jul. 2015-Oct. 2016
Signal Processing in Networking and Communications Group (SPiNCOM)
Supervisor: Prof. Georgios B. Giannakis.
- Blind spectrum cartography
- Reconstruction of graph functions
- Stochastic optimization
Research Assistant - University of Vigo, Spain, Sep. 2009 - Jun. 2015
Signal Processing for Communications Group (GPSC)
Supervisor: Prof. Roberto López-Valcarce.
- Estimation and detection techniques for dynamic spectrum access:
- Spectrum sensing in time-varying channels.
- Multiantenna spectrum sensing for bandlimited and/or constant
magnitude signals.
- OFDM spectrum sculpting.
- Compression matrix design for covariance estimation.
Visiting Scholar - University of Minnesota, MN, Apr.-Oct. 2014
Signal Processing in Networking and Communications Group (SPiNCOM)
Supervisor: Prof. Georgios B. Giannakis.
- Frequency-time spectrum cartography
Visiting Scholar - Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands, Fall
2012
Circuits and Systems Research Group (CAS)
Supervisor: Prof. Geert Leus.
- Development of algorithms for wideband estimation/detection using compressed
observations (analog-to-information converters).
- Formalization of and contributions to the theory of sampler design for
compressed covariance sampling (CCS).
Visiting Scholar - University of Cantabria, Spain, Feb. 2012 and Feb. 2013
Advanced Signal Processing Group (GTAS)
Supervisors: Prof. Javier Vía and Prof. Ignacio Santamaría.
- Development of techniques for spectrum sensing in time-varying channels.
- Analysis of the existence of invariant tests for homogeneity of covariances.
Lecturer - University of Vigo, Spain, Spring 2012.
School of Telecommunication Engineering
- Analysis of Linear Circuits (16 hours).
- Audio and Video Systems (31 hours).
Lecturer - University of Vigo, Spain, Fall 2010.
School of Telecommunication Engineering
- Simulation of Communication Channels (40 hours).
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