Tal Goldshtein has successfully defended his MSc. Congratulations, Tal!

Anatoly Khina joined the editorial board of the IEEE Transactions on Information Theory as an Associate Editor of Shannon Theory and Information Measures.

Eyal Moussafir has joined the group. Welcome, Eyal!

Our work on modulation and estimation with a helper has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Transactions on Information Theory.

Our work on streaming information velocity of Gaussian channels with feedback has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Information Theory.

Our work on streaming information velocity of Gaussian channels with feedback has been accepted for presentation at ISIT. Read the extended version here.

Our work on modulation and estimation with a helper has been accepted for presentation at ISIT. Read the extended version here.

Our preprint on streaming information velocity of Gaussian channels with feedback is now available on arXiv.

Our paper on source transmission over energy-limited AWGN channels with unknown noise level has been published in Entropy. 

Our preprint on modulation and estimation with a helper is now available on arXiv.

Roee Hope has joined the group. Welcome, Roee!

Alon Melamed has successfully defended his MSc project. Congratulations, Alon!

Our group received a seed grant from the TAD Center for the project Geometry-oriented Dependence Measures.

Tal Goldstein has joined the group. Welcome, Tal!

Almog Zilka has successfully defended his MSc project. Congratulations, Almog!

Omri Lev joined the EECS PhD program at MIT. Good luck, Omri!

Lior Kurland has successfully defended his BSc. Congratulations, Lior!

Our paper on source transmission over energy-limited channels using analog PPM has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Transactions on Communications. 

Short versions of our works on the monotonicity of covariance submatrices and two-sided prediction and on universal joint source–channel coding under an input energy constraint have been accepted to ISIT.

Our paper on the monotonicity of covariance submatrices and two-sided prediction has been published in the IEEE Transactions on Information Theory. 

Anatoly Khina received a teaching award for 2020–2021.

Our paper "A Johnson–Lindenstrauss Framework for Randomly Initialized CNNs" has been accepted to ICLR.

Anatoly Khina is the new Officer of the IEEE Information Theory Israel Section Chapter.

Our paper on the information velocity of packet-erasure links has been accepted to INFOCOM. 

Almog Zilka has joined the group. Welcome, Almog!

Omri Lev has successfully defended his MSc. Congratulations, Omri!