Interference is one of the distinguishing features of wireless communication. Because of this effect, links in a wireless network are never isolated but instead interact in seemingly complex ways. On the one hand, this facilitates the spread of information among users in a network; on the other hand, it can be harmful by creating unintended interference among users. One key goal of this workshop is to foster discussion on open problems and challenges.  Click here for more details on the program and registration.

Co-organized by Salman Avestimehr (Cornell) and Bobak Nazer (BU).