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The POWDER-RENEW Team Hosts Successful Mobile Wireless Week Workshop

POWDER-RENEW, a joint effort between Rice and the University of Utah, recently held its second Mobile Wireless Week workshop at the Utah campus. The workshop’s aim was to provide hands-on training to use the POWDER-RENEW open-source wireless research platform, to empower advanced research in the field of wireless communication and technology.

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mMIMO Platform Available at POWDER

The RENEW mMIMO platform is available outdoors at POWDER. In collaboration with the University of Utah, we have deployed a new massive MIMO base station and multiple clients, outdoors. This latest deployment is comprised of a 64-antenna massive MIMO base station and two 2x2 MIMO User Equipment (UE) devices. In the next few weeks we will deploy four other UEs, for a total of six. Currently, this setup operates in a portion of the CBRS band (i.e., 3550 MHz to 3600 MHz). Our initial deployment inside the anechoic chamber continues to be available until further notice.

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NSF Supplement Opportunity

The National Science Foundation's (NSF) Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) is supporting supplemental funding requests for active research awards to conduct experimental research on the NSF-funded Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR).

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RENEW at the OpenWireless 2020 Workshop

Z. Morley Mao, Ashu Sabharwal, and Rahman Doost-Mohammady are part of the organizing and program committees for the 1st international workshop on open software defined wireless networks.

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RENEW Visitors Program Launch

The RENEW team is launching a program inviting the community to come to Rice University to work with us on the massive MIMO platform.

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International Collaboration on Core Networks and Massive MIMO arrays

Prof. Joseph Cavallaro and graduate student Chance Tarver of Rice traveled to the National Chiao Tung University (NCTU) in Hsinchu, Taiwan, as part of a collaborative effort to integrate the Free5GC open-source mobile core network to RENEW's massive MIMO PHY.

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RENEW at IEEE 5G World Forum

Ashu Sabharwal will be giving a talk and participating in a panel on October 2nd at the IEEE 5G world forum workshop on applications and services in Dresden, Germany.

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RENEW at Mobile and Wireless Week Workshop

RENEW team presented a two-day tutorial at the Mobile and Wireless Week organized by the POWDER team at the University of Utah. More than 40 graduate students and wireless reseaechers across the US attended the workshop.

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RENEW at First OAI North America Workshop

RENEW team presented a demo at the First OAI North America Workshop at Nokia Bell Labs Murray Hills New Jersey on June 25-27 2019. The demo showcased the experimentation capabilities on FAROS Base station deployed on the POWDER platform based on the most recent RENEW software code base.

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RENEW at IEEE CTW 2019

RENEW Technical Lead, Rahman Doost Mohammady, gave a talk at the IEEE Communication Theory Workshop 2019 held in Selfoss, Iceland.

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RENEW at Infocom 2019

RENEW Co-PI, Edward Knightly, will participate in a panel at the IEEE Infocom 2019 held in Paris, France.

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RENEW at NCC 2019

RENEW PI, Ashu Sabharwal, delivered a plenary talk at the 25th National Conference on Communications (NCC) held in Bangalore India.

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RENEW Open Position

RENEW has an open position for a Senior Software Developer to work on developing advanced software tools for its massive-MIMO network testbed.

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RENEW software release

The RENEW team has released an early version of its non-realtime software framework for early adoptors.

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RENEW at OSA-ETSI Workshop

RENEW was presented at the joint OSA-ETSI workshop on Open Implementation and Standardization in Sophia Antiplis France. This workshop brings the 5G standardization and OpenAirInterface communities together to reflect on the role of open implementation in support of development of telecommunication technology standards.

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