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If you are a PhD student or a post-doc working in one of the CoSIP projects or the associated projects, you can subscribe to the newsletter by sending your name, email address and name of the respective group to cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.


International Matheon Conference "Compressed Sensing and its Applications"

It is our pleasure to inform you that the 3rd International Matheon Conference on Compressed Sensing and its Applications is approaching. The registration is still open until October 15th, and the conference takes place on December 4-8, 2017 in Berlin. Please also take notice of our preliminary program that can be accessed here. We are proud to announce our plenary speakers:

You can find all details on the conference (including the list of plenary and invited speakers, details on venue, and scientific and social program) here.

Please kindly inform your colleagues and students.


DFG-SPP 1798 (CoSIP): Call for 2. Phase

The call for the 2. phase of our DFG-SPP 1798 (CoSIP) just came out. Please find the announcement at here. Download the call here.


DFG-SPP 1798: CoSIP Intense Course on Deep Learning

It is our pleasure to inform you about the upcoming "CoSIP Intense Course on Deep Learning", which will take place at TU Berlin from November 29 to December 1, 2017, organized by Rudolf Mathar, Maximilian März, and Gitta Kutyniok. We kindly invite all CoSIP related PhD students and postdocs, as well as all other interested researchers, to join us for this event.

We are honored that the following seven internationally recognized experts have agreed to give a 2-hours lecture at this event:

The topics of the courses will cover a wide range of relevant topics in deep learning, including an introduction lecture and a training in Tensorflow. There will be a special emphasis on theoretical foundations of the field.

We hope that in the tradition of this winter school series, there will be vivid discussions among the younger researchers of CoSIP, creating a unique opportunity for learning about this exciting methodology and promoting collaborations among the different groups.

The deadline for the registration is October 31, 2017.

Continuous updates, more information about the program, venue etc. and the online registration can be found here.

This intense course is closely related to the 3. International Matheon-Conference on "Compressed Sensing and its Applications", which will be held in the same place in the subsequent week (December 4-8). This time an additional focus of the conference will be put on foundations of deep learning. Hence this intense course will not only equip the upcoming generation of researchers with the necessary tools in the novel area of deep learning, but also lay the foundation for attending the Matheon-Conference.


SPP CoSIP: Important Dates/Deadlines for Second Period

Dear colleagues,

The dates of the call for the second period, the deadline for submission, and the CoSIP Annual Report and Application Colloquium in Berlin are now fixed. Due to the fact that basically all projects run until the second half of 2018, in agreement with the DFG the time schedule is finalized as follows:

Please note that there will be no CoSIP meeting in October 2017, as was originally announced.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP), Newsletter 04/2016

Dear colleagues,

The outline of this newsletter is as follows: 1.) CoSIP Winter Retreat 2016 2.) CoSIP Annual Report Colloquium and Application Colloquium 2017

1.) CoSIP Winter Retreat 2016

This first CoSIP Winter Retreat is designed to be a “peer-to-peer” event with talks in the form of introductions into specifically chosen research fields of relevance for compressed sensing instead of focusing on the latest research results. The key idea is to foster interdisciplinary bonds in particular within the younger generation. The program of this event can be found at http://www3.math.tu-berlin.de/numerik/CoSIPworkshop2016/program.html.

Although the deadline has passed, if someone would still like to attend, please contact Maximilian März maerz@math.tu-berlin.de.

2.) CoSIP Annual Report Colloquium and Application Colloquium 2017

The CoSIP Annual Report Colloquium and Application Colloquium for the second phase will take place back-to-back from October 11 to October 13, 2017 (Wednesday to Friday) at TU Berlin. Please mark those dates in your calenders.

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.


CoSIP Winter Retreat for PhD students and postdocs

It is our pleasure to inform you about the upcoming "CoSIP Winter Retreat for PhD students and postdocs" in December 2016 at TU Berlin, organized by Holger Boche, Rudolf Mathar, Maximilian März and Gitta Kutyniok. We kindly invite all CoSIP related PhD students and postdocs to join us for this event.

We hope that the interactive format of the retreat allows for vivid discussions among the younger researchers of CoSIP and provides an opportunity for strengthening interdisciplinary research networks.

Continuous updates, more information about the program, venue etc. and the online registration can be found at here. We kindly ask all PhD students and postdocs who agreed on giving a talk to register online as well.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions related to the retreat.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP), Newsletter 03/2016

Dear colleagues,

The preparation of our upcoming Annual CoSIP Colloquium is complete, and we would like to inform you about details such as schedule and dinner. The outline of this newsletter is as follows: 1.) Schedule 2.) Parking at Venue 3.) Colloquium Dinner 4.) Location and Transport to and from the Venue We look very much forward to seeing you soon in Aachen!

1.) Schedule

The final schedule can be found at https://www.ti.rwth-aachen.de/SPP1798/colloquium2016/program.html

2.) Parking at Venue

For those arriving by car, a number of parking tickets are reserved so that the car can be parked in the area. The costs are 6 Euros daily. Please contact Arash Behboodi as soon as possible for more information.

3.) Colloquium Dinner

The colloquium dinner will be held at 6:30PM in the restaurant LARA (Mies-van-der-Rohe-Straße 10) at the proximity of the venue. It can be reached by a short walk right from RWTH Aachen.

4.) Location and Transport to and from the Venue

The colloquium will be held at ICT cubes, Aachen in Seminarraum 002 at the ground floor. Please check the transport information on the website https://www.ti.rwth-aachen.de/SPP1798/colloquium2016/venue.html.

A transport shuttle can also pick up a limited amount of attendees at IBIS hotels on Tuesday morning. Please contact Arash Behboodi as soon as possible if you have reserved a room there and are interested in taking the shuttle.

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP) Newsletter 02/2016

Dear colleagues,

The main purpose of this newsletter is to send you important information about our upcoming Annual CoSIP Colloquium, as well as encouraging you to submit suggestions for, in particular, CoSIP Visiting Professors and Associated Conferences. The outline of this newsletter is as follows: 1.) CoSIP Colloquium 2016 2.) Proposals for CoSIP Visiting Professors and associated conferences, workshops, and summer schools 3.) Associated Projects

We look very much forward to seeing you soon in Aachen!

1.) CoSIP Colloquium 2016

The first Annual CoSIP Colloquium will take place in Aachen on July 4 and 5, 2016, starting on July 4 at 2:00PM and ending on July 5 at 4:00PM. All information will be available on the webpage: https://www.ti.rwth-aachen.de/SPP1798/colloquium2016/index.html

At this time, of particular importance are the following items:

I.) Each project has to be presented at the colloquium, for which a time slot of 30 minutes is allocated. Please send title and abstract of your presentation to A. Behboodi (arash.behboodi@gmail.com) by June 3 at the very latest. Moreover, please note that it is custom at such events to also give the young researchers a chance to present their work.

II.) A limited number of rooms is reserved at the IBIS Hotel (see the event webpage for more information). Those interested in these rooms should contact the hotel at the latest by June 3 using the confirmation code RWTH-TI.

2.) CoSIP Visiting Professors and Associated Conferences/Workshops/Summer Schools

We would like to encourage you again to submit proposals for the CoSIP Visiting Professor Program as well as for associated conferences, workshops, and summer schools. Detailed information can be found in the last newsletter (01/2016), which is still available on the CoSIP webpage. Also, if you know of conferences, workshops, and summer school within the topic of the SPP, please contact us at cosip@math.tu-berlin.de, so that those information can be put on our webpage.

3.) Associated Projects

We welcome the projects "Compressed Sensing for Sampling Multidimensional RF Signals - Architectures and Algorithms (CoSMoS)" by G. Del Galdo, T. Hotz, and R. Thomä (TU Immenau) and "Compressed Localization And Spectrum Sensing for Cognitive Radio and Distributed Radio Surveillance" by R. Mathar (Aachen) and S. Thomä (TU Immenau) as new CoSIP associated projects.

If you yourself or a colleague you know would like to apply for her/his project to be associated, please contact cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP), Newsletter 01/2016

Dear colleagues,

Although the new year is not that young anymore, we would still like to wish you a happy, healthy, and successful 2016. In the first newsletter of this year, we will inform you about about the following topics:
1.) CoSIP Colloquium 2016 in Aachen
2.) CoSIP Visiting Professors
3.) Associated Conferences/Workshops/Summer Schools
4.) Associated Projects
5.) Webpage CoSIP: Annoucement of Conferences/Workshops/Summer Schools
6.) Webpage CoSIP: Individual project pages available

1.) CoSIP Colloquium 2016 in Aachen

The first CoSIP Colloquium 2016 will take place July 4-5, 2016 in Aachen. Every CoSIP-member has to attend this colloquium, during which each project will report on their progress. Hence, please mark the date in your calenders. We will let you know about the details of the program in due time.

2.) CoSIP Visiting Professors

From this year on, the CoSIP Visiting Professor Program will start. If selected CoSIP will take over the cost either in full or partially. One key requirement will be that the expertise of the CoSIP Visitor will be interesting for several CoSIP projects. A proposal can be submitted at each time to cosip@math.tu-berlin.de. It needs to contain the following items:
* Name, affiliation, and curriculum vitae of the proposed CoSIP Visiting Professor.

3.) Associated Conferences/Workshops/Summer Schools

From this year on, CoSIP members can also suggest conferences, workshops, or summer schools for being associated with CoSIP to receive partial funding from CoSIP. As for the CoSIP Visiting Professor Program, the proposal can be submitted at each time to cosip@math.tu-berlin.de. It needs to contain the following items:
* Title, organizers, time, and place of the proposed event.

4.) Associated Projects

We welcome the project "Discrete-Valued Sparse Signals - Theory, Algorithms, and Applications" by R. Fischer (U. Ulm), G. Kutyniok (TU Berlin), and G. Pfander (Jacobs U. Bremen) as the first CoSIP associated project.

If you yourself or a colleague you know would like to apply for her/his project to be associated, please contact cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.

5.) Webpage CoSIP: Annoucement of Conferences/Workshops/Summer Schools

If you would like to announce a conference, workshop, or summer school topicwise related to CoSIP, please send title, location, date, description and optional links to cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.

6.) Webpage CoSIP: Individual project pages available

In case you would like to publish issues related to your individual project, please send the corresponding content or links to email arash.behboodi@ti.rwth-aachen.de. He will make it available on the corresponding page. Please check by clicking on the tab Projects in CoSIP webpage, and subsequently your project's webpage. List of all projects is available here.

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP), Newsletter 02/2015

Before the winter break, with this newsletter we would like to inform you about the following topics:
1.) CoSIP Email Address
2.) Associated Projects
3.) CoSIP Visitors and Workshops
4.) Special Offers for Female Participants
5.) Winter School on Compressed Sensing at TU Berlin
6.) Webpage CoSIP
7.) First CoSIP Colloquium
8.) Workshop on "Data Science: Theory and Applications" at RWTH Aachen University
Allow us to already wish you at this point Happy Holidays and all the best for 2016. We look greatly forward to many fruitful scientific exchanges and, in particular, interdisciplinary interactions within our priority program CoSIP in the new year!

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.

CoSIP Email Address

To make communication easier, we set up the email address cosip@math.tu-berlin.de, which you can use for any request or suggestion concerning CoSIP you might have. We would be grateful, if you would not distribute this address.

Associated Projects

Projects which focus on theoretical and practical aspects of compressed sensing, but are not supported via CoSIP can be associated to our priority program. The benefit would be that the members of such a project can, for instance, attend the annual CoSIP colloquium and will receive the same information about events, initiatives, etc. in the realm of compressed sensing as "regular" members. However, they can not receive any financial benefits.

If you yourself or a colleague you know would like to apply for her/his project to be associated, please contact cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.

CoSIP Visitors and Workshops

From next year on, we will also set up a visitor's program for which you can suggest international researchers. If selected CoSIP will take over the cost either in full or partially. One key requirement will be that the expertise of the CoSIP Visitor will be interesting for several CoSIP projects. Likewise from next year on, you can suggest conferences, workshops, or summer schools for being associated with CoSIP to receive partial funding from CoSIP.

The precise form of those proposals will be broadcasted at the beginning next year. The submission is then again via cosip@math.tu-berlin.de.

Special Offers for Female Participants

As we all know, in the areas of electrical engineering and mathematics, the number of female professors is significantly smaller than the number of their male colleagues. Hence we received additional funding for supporting female participants in various ways.

For this, we would like to set up an emailing list for female participants, also so that we get an overview of who is on board. Hence if you are a female participant yourself, please send your name to cosip@math.tu-berlin.de, or if a female participant is in your group, please ask her to notify us.

Winter School on Compressed Sensing at TU Berlin

The Winter School on Compressed Sensing associated with CoSIP which took place at the TU Berlin last week was very successful with more than 70 mostly young participants. We could listen to 14 lectures ranging from basic theory of compressed sensing over extensions of the theory such as matrix completion and phase retrieval to applications such as recovery of missing data. A tutorial at the end gave additional help for young participants to get accustomed to theoretical aspects of compressed sensing.

Webpage CoSIP

It is our intention to encourage and support interactions also between projects. For this, we will soon set up webpages, which every project can design to, in particular, present their methodologies and goals to the other participants of CoSIP.

If you have additional ideas in this direction, please let us know.

First CoSIP Colloquium

We were asked by several participants about the date of the first CoSIP colloquium. We are currently discussing with the DFG, but shall be able to announce the date - which will be in the middle of next year - very soon.

Workshop on "Data Science: Theory and Applications" at RWTH Aachen University

A one-day workshop "Data Science: Theory and Applications" took place at RWTH Aachen University on October 26th 2015. Experts from a variety of disciplines presented their work related to Data Science, covering its theoretical as well as practical aspects. 15 talks were given at the workshop on topics related to compressed sensing, statistics and machine learning and their applications. The full program and presentation slides are available at: http://ti.rwth-aachen.de/DS2015.


DFG-SPP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP), Newsletter 01/2015

It is our great pleasure to welcome you all to the recently started DFG-SPP 1798 on "Compressed Sensing in Information Processing". We hope you are as excited as we are to start with the projects, have many fruitful interactions also between projects, and, in particular, benefit from the unique combination of mathematicians and electrical engineers participating in our SPP.

With newsletters as the present one, we will inform you in the future about important issues such as, for instance, upcoming events, in particular, our annual meeting, possibilities to engage in the SPP, visitors of the SPP, etc. The topics of this first newsletter are as follows:

  1. SPP Webpage
  2. SPP mailing list
  3. Winter School on Compressed Sensing in Berlin (3.-5.12.)
    Registration Deadline: Sept. 30, 2015
  4. Intl. Conference on Compressed Sensing in Berlin (7.-11.12.)
    Registration Deadline: Sept. 30, 2015

Finally, if you have any suggestions or comments, we would be very happy if you could let us know.

SPP Webpage

The webpage for the SPP will be handled at RWTH Aachen, and can be found at https://www.ti.rwth-aachen.de/SPP1798. Right now, the projects as well as some general information are posted on the webpage. Later it will serve, for instance, also as a means to collect preprints and provide information on related workshops and conferences. The webpage is maintained by Thomas Salzmann.

SPP mailing list

For general information such as for this newsletter, we have a mailing list. At the moment, it only contains the names of the PIs of the projects. Hence if you employ a PhD student or a post-doc in the future or have already done so, please do not forget to send us her/his name and email address.

Winter School on Compressed Sensing

To provide members of the SPP an overview of the current state of the art in compressed sensing, we organize the "Winter School on Compressed Sensing" at TU Berlin from December 3-5, 2015. Our speakers are:

More information can be found on the winter school webpage, here.

We would like to encourage all members of the SPP (your PhD students/post-docs; but certainly you yourself are also most welcome) to attend. Registration ends on September 30, 2015.

This winter school also serves as providing the background for attending the international conference during the week afterwards.

International MATHEON Conference on "Compressed Sensing and its Applications"

This conference takes place at TU Berlin from December 7-11, 2015 and is particularly designed to bring together mathematicians and electrical engineers working or interested in compressed sensing and its applications.

It features the following plenary speakers:

Furthermore, 20 international experts in this area have agreed to give an Invited Talk. Each participant will have the opportunity to present her/his research in the form of a poster.

We would again like to invite you to attend this conference, which we regard also as a start-up for our SPP. Please note that registration closes on September 30, 2015.

To register, please fill in the electronic registration form at here.



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