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Seminar on 'Ocean, Ice and Atmosphere', IUP, University of Bremen Date: 15.November.2016, 13:15 How does math, information-theory and signal processing drive wireless communications research – an illustration by examples? Armin Dekorsy, University of Bremen Abstract The presentation addresses the research activities of the Dept. of Communication Engineering of the University of Bremen. In particular, apart from a quick introduction on the key research areas and the effective project scheme of the Department, the presentation will focus on research fields like cooperative communications, compressive sensing and distributed signal processing. Within these fields, the presentation will pickup aspects of compressive-sensing- and information-theory as well as signal processing all being fundamental for the design of communication technologies. For each research field innovative communication technologies will be illustrated that can be used in the upcoming 5th generation (5G) of mobile communication systems, in industrial radio systems (Industry 4.0), and sensor networks for environmental sensing.