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Conference Brings Wireless World to Boston

Scores of international experts came together at the third IEEE Workshop on Wireless Area Networks in Boston in September, a conference organized by WPI's Center for Wireless Information Network Studies and chaired by Kaveh Pahlavan, professor of electrical and computer engineering.

The oldest IEEE workshop in wireless broadband local and ad-hoc networks, the five-year-old meeting brings together researchers, leading industry developers and end users. This year, invited speakers addressed chip development, market development and product demonstrations. Edson de Castro, best known as the founder of Data General Corporation, gave the keynote address.

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