Our research group targets applications in real-time streaming communication systems and physical layer security. Our focus ranges from developing fundamental limits of algorithms and architectures for various applications to demonstrating feasibility via experiments.
The research group is headed by Professor Ashish Khisti, in the Communications Group at the University of Toronto.
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Contact Information
Ashish Khisti Telephone: 416-978-7215 Bahen Building, Room 4128 Email: akhisti {\a t} comm {\d o t} {u t o r o n t o} {\d o t} ca
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Recent News
Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF-NPRP) Award
Our lab is a co-recepient of the QNRF-NPRP award (2012-2015) for research in physical layer techniques for data security. This research witll be conducted in collaboration with KAUST and Texas A&M (Qatar)
HP-IRP Award
We have been awarded an HP-IRP award (2011, 2012 (renewed)) Link
Ontario Early Researcher Award
Prof. Khisti is a recepient of the Early Researcher Award (2012) by the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation. This award is made to select researchers in the early stages of their career.
Associate Editorship
Prof. Khisti will be serving as the AE (Information Theory and Physical Layer Security, 2012-2015) for IEEE Transactions on Communications. Please do consider submitting papers in the above areas to this flagship journal of IEEE Comm. Society
Globecom 2011 Workshop
We are organizing a Physical Layer Security Workshop at Globecom 2011 Click Here for More Information
Workshop - Interactive Information Theory
We are organizing a workshop on Interactive Information Theory at Banff Research Center in January 2012 Click here for more information
Video Lecture on Secure Communication
Recent Papers
A. Khisti, Brett Hern and Krisha Narayanan "On Modulo-Sum Computation over an Erasure Multiple Access Channel, To Appear ISIT 2012
A. Khisti and T. Liu, "On Private Broadcasting over Independent Parallel Channels, To Appear, ISIT 2012
Z. Rezki, A. Khisti and M. S. Alouini, "On the Ergodic Secret Message Capacity of the Wiretap Channel with Finite-Rate Feedback, To Appear, ISIT 2012
L. Tan, A. Khisti and E. Soljanin, "Quadratic Gaussian Source Broadcast with Individual Bandwidth Mismatches, To Appear, ISIT 2012
X. He, A. Khisti, and A. Yener, MIMO Multiple Access Channel with an Arbitrarily Varying Eavesdropper " Submitted to IEEE. Trans. Inf. Theory, February 2012
F. Etezadi, A. Khisti and M. Trott, Real-Time Coding of Markov Sources over Burst Erasure Channels, Submitted to IEEE Trans. Information Theory Slides of IZS Talk
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