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Telecom prize for Eindhoven dissertation on antennae

Dr.ir. Johan van den Heuvel, who received his doctoral degree from the TU/e Department of Electrical Engineering, has been awarded the Veder Prize for his Dissertation on the improvement of wireless communication through multiple-antennae systems. Van den Heuvel was presented with the prize at a meeting of the Netherlands Electronics and Radio Fellowship (NERG). He researched the possibilities of reaching high data speeds with low power by using wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems.

by Tom Jeltes

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