Archive for julio, 2013
PhD. D. Francisco Alberto Rodríguez defended his Thesis at the Universidad Miguel Hernández.
July 24th, 2013 I took part of the committee who evaluated the PhD thesis of D. Francisco Alberto Rodríguez, supervised by professor D. Javier Gozálvez, the thesis entitled “Técnicas de reputación para redes de comunicaciones inalámbricas multi-salto” which deal with improvement of selfishness behavior in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks when connected to future 4G cellular […]
Posted: julio 25th, 2013 under Teaching & Research.
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PhD. Dña. Mónica Serrano defended his Thesis at the Universitat Politècnica de València.
July 18th, 2013 I took part of the committee who evaluated the PhD thesis of Dña. Mónica Serrano supervised by professors D. Julio Sahuquillo and D. Houcine Hassan. The thesis entitled “Scheduling Local and Remote Memory in Cluster Computers” proposed several mechanisms to improve memory scheduling in Cluster Computers. Congratulations Mónica!. After the defense we […]
Posted: julio 20th, 2013 under Teaching & Research.
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PhD. D. Ivan Lequerica defended his Thesis at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
July 16th, 2013 I took part of the committee who evaluated the PhD thesis of D. Ivan Lequerica, supervised by professors D. Pedro Ruiz and D. Carlos Miguel Nieto. The thesis entitled “VISIONS “Vehicular communication Improvement: Solution based on IMS Operational Nodes and Services” was masterfully defended by the candidate and the techniques there proposed […]
Posted: julio 20th, 2013 under Teaching & Research.
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The GRC Group attended to the ADHOC-NOW 2013 Conference in Wroclaw Poland.
Juan-Carlos Cano attended to the AdhocNow 2013 Conference, which was held in the historical and beautiful city of Wroclaw, in Poland. I presented a paper dealing with traffic density estimation in urban areas under the Walkie-Talkie project. I Enjoyed the Conference, the city, and of course the Poland Ice-cream and the Tyskie Beer! Having a Beer […]
Posted: julio 7th, 2013 under Teaching & Research.
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