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Muriel Médard announced as the 2021 Padovani Lecturer

2021-22 Distinguished Lecturers announced

This special issue is dedicated to communication theory, coding theory, information theory, signal processing, and networking aspects of privacy in information retrieval, privacy in coded computing over distributed servers, and privacy in distributed learning.

There is still time for all members to submit nominations for the following Information Theory Society awards.

Registrations for ITW 2020 are now open. Workshop dates: April 11-15, 2021. Detailed information at http://itw2020.it

IT Society Life Fellow Meir Feder is a co-recipient of the Scientific and Engineering Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his work on wireless video transmission.

Postdoctoral position at the boundary of information theory, Network Sciences, and Learning.

Deadline extension for 6th special issue, CFP for 7th special issue, call for proposals

Interdisciplinary workshop on predictive intelligence for pandemic prevention; seeking participation from Engineering (ENG), Biological Sciences (BIO), Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE), and Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE). February 16, 17, 2021

A variety of PhD student, Postdoc Fellow and 5-year Researcher Positions are available at the Communication Systems Department, EURECOM, France.

We look forward to receiving nominations from all members for the following Information Theory Society awards. Please note the deadlines to nominate.

Jacob Ziv has received the most prestigious award of the ÌÇÐÄlogo, the ÌÇÐÄlogo Medal of Honor.

David Tse writes about not only Claude Shannon's impact on communications, but also on how his work illustrates the importance of top-rate science. Read David's article in Quanta Magazine.

We look forward to receiving nominations from all members for the following Information Theory Society awards. Please note the deadlines to nominate.

Attention Students! ÌÇÐÄlogo now offers a discounted dues option for all student and graduate student members. Simply enter promotion code FUTURE50 when you join or renew to receive 50% off your student membership!

The intersection of information theory and computing has been a fertile ground for novel, relevant intellectual problems. Recently, coding-theoretic techniques have been designed to improve performance metrics in distributed computing systems. This has generated a significant amount of research that has produced novel fundamental limits, code designs, and practical implementations. The set of ideas leveraged by this new line of research is collectively referred to as coded computing. This special issue will focus on coded computing, including aspects such as tradeoffs between reliability, latency, privacy, and security. Specific topics of interest include:

The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) will be recruiting a Bridge to the Faculty (B2F) Scholar with start date on August 16, 2021.

JSAIT Sixth Call for papers: Special Issue on Coded Computing. Papers due Feb. 15, 2021.