SAMPL 2015 Workshop | Yonina Eldar

SAMPL 2015 Workshop

SAMPL2015 Workshop presented the latest innovations in the field of signal processing and sub-Nyquist sampling and its applications in diverse areas, such as communications, radar, medical imaging, and optics. The workshop included theoretical lectures and live demonstrations based on the theories presented. Additionally, prizes to outstanding students were presented. The workshop attracted many people from across the country from both academia and industry.

Presentations

Welcome

Welcome and Overview of Sub-Nyquist Sampling

by Prof. Yonina Eldar

Medical Imaging Session

Reference-Based MRI

by Dr. Lior Weizman

Sub-Nyquist Ultrasound

by Ph.D. student Tanya Chernyakova

Sub-Nyquist Ultrasound Live Demonstration and ECG

Communication Session

Sub-Nyquist Radar and Cognitive Radar

by M.Sc. student Omer Bar-Ilan

Beyond Pulse Doppler Radar: Reduced Time-On-Target, MIMO and more

by Ph.D. student Deborah Cohen

Cognitive Radar Live Demonstration

by Robert Ifraimov

Cognitive Radio

by Ph.D. student Deborah Cohen

Cognitive Radio Live Demonstration

by M.Sc. student Shahar Tsiper

Optics Session

Sparsity-Based Super-Resolution in Coherent Diffraction Imaging, Spectroscopy and Diagnostics of Ultrashort Laser Pulses

by Ph.D. student Pavel Sidorenko

Sparsity-Based Recovery of Quantum States

by Ph.D. student Dikla Cohen

Sparsity-Based Super-Resolution Fluorescence Microscopy using Dictionary Learning

by Ph.D. student Maor Mutzafi

Super-Resolution in Microchip Images by Dictionary Learning

by M.Sc. student Shahar Tsiper

Posters Session

Coded Excitation in Medical Ultrasound

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Distributed Cooperative Spectrum Sensing From Sub-Nyquist Samples For Cognitive Radios

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Spectrum Sensing for Sub-Nyquist Cognitive Radio Using Cyclostationary Features

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Frequency Domain Beamforming for Coherent Plane-Wave Compounding

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Increased sampling capacity in optical communication

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Super-Resolution in Microchip Images by Dictionary Learning

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Exploiting FRI Structure for Sub-Nyquist Sampling and Processing in Medical Ultrasound

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A Wireless Ultrasound Imaging System Utilizing Xampling and Frequency Domain Beamforming

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Low Dose CT by Exploiting Sparsity

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Silent MRI with constant magnetic gradients

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Speedup and SNR Improvement of MRI with CS

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Awards

Congratulations to our undergraduate students who won the 2015 SAMPL lab excellence prize for their project held in SAMPL Lab

Matan Kariv and Adi Cohen

"Silent MRI with Steady Gradients"

Almog Lahav and Yuval Ben-Shalom

"Coded Excitation Approach to Medical Ultrasound"

Or Yair and Shahar Stein-Joshua

"Joint Spectrum Blind Reconstruction and Direction-of-Arrival Estimation from Sub-Nyquist Samples"

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