Signal Processing work of University of Cagliari

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Prof. Daniel D. Giusto, University of Cagliari: the Multimedia Communications Lab (10min) Prof. Luigi Raffo, University of Cagliari: the Microelectronics Lab (10 min) (MS Student) Simone Secchi, Run-time Adaptive Resources Allocation and Balancing on Nanoprocessors Arrays (15min) (MS Student) Paolo Pintus, ElectroEncephaloGrams: Signal Analysis and Pattern Recognition (15min) (MS Student) Alice Orlich, Image-Based Authentication (15min) (MS Student) Simone Frau, DSP Architectures for Blind Source Separation (15min)



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