The information and communication systems group (GSIC) was founded in December 2005. The group is currently working in the field of wireless and mobile communications, including advanced multi-antenna solutions with cooperation and coordination, cognitive radios, channel estimation algorithms, etc. The group has participated in numerous national and European research projects, such as: 

1. CONSOLIDER Project: Foundations and Methodologies for Future Communication and Sensor Networks (COMONSENS).
2. Collaborative processing and Self-organized communications for Wireless Sensor Networks (SOFIWORKS).
3. Thematic Network: Information & Communication Theory and Technologies (INFOCOM).
4. Cooperative and Cognitive Interference Management Strategies for Wireless Communication Networks (COSIMA).
5. Radio-access techniques for heterogeneous wireless networks (RACHEL).
6. Radio-access techniques for improving urban mobility in beyond 5G networks (RAMONET).
7. FP7-ICT-2011-7.3.3, Autonomous Control of Large-scale Water Treatment Plants based on Self-Organized Wireless BioMEM Sensor and Actuator Networks (HYDROBIONETS).
8. FP7-PEOPLE-2009-IEF, Wireless Sensor Networks for Cognitive Software Radios (WISERNETS).
9. FP6 D2002-Mobility-3, Collaborative Signal Processing for Efficient Wireless Networks (ASPIRE).
10. FP6 NoE-IST-4-027738, Creating Ubiquitous Intelligent Sensing Applications (CRUISE).
11. FP7-ICT-2007-1-1.1 (Network of the Future), Sensor Network for Dynamic and Cognitive Radio Access (SENDORA). The group has also led the Valencia5G agreement (2019-2021).

Collaborators

• Pedro Crespo Bofill - Centre for Technical Research and Studies of Gipuzkoa (University of Navarra)
• Panagiotis Tsakalides - University of Crete (Greece) 

Project team

• Gema Piñero Sipán - Universitat Politècnica de València