Energy harvesting prototype with supercapacitor storage – 2
- Energy harvesting prototype with supercapacitor storage – 1
IT – Covilhã team during the visit from the FCT evaluation team in Aveiro, November 2014.
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Fernando José Velez
Fernando J. Velez (M’93-SM’05) received the Licenciado, M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico, Technical University of Lisbon in 1993, 1996 and 2001, respectively. Since 1995 he has been with the Department of Electromechanical Engineering of Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal, where he is Assistant Professor and he is also a researcher at Instituto de Telecomunicações. Fernando was a IEF Marie Curie Research Fellow in King’s College London in 2008/09 (OPTIMOBILE IEF) and a Marie Curie ERG fellow at Universidade da Beira Interior from 2010 until March 2013 (PLANOPTI ERG). He made or makes part of the teams of RACE/MBS, ACTS/SAMBA, COST 259, COST 273, COST 290, IST-SEACORN, IST-UNITE, PLANOPTI, COST 2100, COST IC0902, COST IC0905 “TERRA’, COST IC1004 and INSYSM European projects, he participated or is participating in SEMENTE, SMART-CLOTHING, UBIQUIMESH, NEUF (LTEAdvanced Enhancements using Femtocells), HANDCAD, ECOOP and CREaTION (Cognitive Radio Transceiver Design for Energy Efficient Data Transmission) Portuguese projects, and he was or is the coordinator of six Portuguese projects: SAMURAI, MULTIPLAN, CROSSNET, MobileMAN, OPPORTUNISTIC-CR and PROENERGY-WSN. Prof. Velez has been the coordinator of the WG2 (on Cognitive Radio/Software Defined Radio Coexistence Studies) of COST IC0905 “TERRA”. Prof. Velez has authored two books, thirteen book chapters, 160 papers and communications in international journals and conferences, plus 30 in national conferences, is a senior member of IEEE, IT and Ordem dos Engenheiros (EUREL), and a member of IET. His main research areas are cellular planning tools, traffic from mobility, crosslayer design, spectrum sharing/aggregation, and cost/revenue performance of advanced mobile communication systems.
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Oct 2014
2nd Workshop from the CREaTION Project
2nd Workshop from the CREaTION Project in Research Lines of Excellence at Auditório B, INESC TEC, Porto, 15 October 2014.
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Oct 2014
2nd Workshop from the CREaTION Project in Research Lines of Excellence
2nd Workshop from the CREaTION Project in Research Lines of Excellence
Auditório B, INESC TEC, Porto
15 de Outubro de 2014
Sessão 1: 14:00 – 15:40
14:00 Wireless Power Transmission Based on Resonant Electrical Coupling Ricardo Fernandes (UA) Presentation 1
14:20 Improving Performance of Bio Radios for Remote Heart Beat and Breathing Detection by Using Cyclostationary Features José Vieira (IEETA / UA) Presentation 2
14:40 Multi-Band Radio Frequency Energy Harvesting Storing in Super-Capacitor for Self-Sustainable Cognitive Radio Networks Luís Borges (IT/UBI) Presentation 3
15:00 Design of a Class J RF Power Amplifier João Carvalho, José Machado da Silva (INESC TEC)
15:20 Analysis of a Planar Monopole Antenna on Air Substrate Oluyomi Aboderin, (INESC TEC)
Coffee break & Poster session
Sessão 2: 16:10 – 17:30
16:10 Evaluation of IEEE 802.11 Networks for Underwater Scenarios Filipe Teixeira, Pedro Freitas, Luís Pessoa, Rui Campos, Manuel Ricardo (INESC TEC)
16:30 Multi-band Scheduling and Spectrum Aggregation Fernando Velez (IT/UBI) Presentation 7
16:50 Capacity enhancement of LTE-Advanced networks with Carrier Aggregation Daniel Robalo (IT/UBI) Presentation 8
17:10 High Efficiency Reconfigurable All Digital Transmitters for Cognitive Radio Systems Rui Cordeiro, Arnaldo S. R. Oliveira, José Vieira (IT/IEETA/UA-DETI)
17:30 Conclusão
Apoio: INESC TEC
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Nov 2013
CREaTION Workshops
1st Workshop from the CREaTION Project in Research Lines of Excellence at University of Beira Interior, Instituto de Telecomunicações - Department of Electromechanical Engineering (DEM), Faculty of Engineering and Health Sciences Faculty, Covilhã, Portugal, 18 November 2013.
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