The 35th Annual IEEE Communication Theory Workshop invites you to participate in a lively forum on the latest advances in communication theory. Historically this workshop has been successful because of its informal and highly interactive atmosphere, in contrast to more formal conferences. The 2006 Workshop continues the tradition, with a single track of invited presentations featuring renowned leaders from both academia and industry. In addition, this year’s workshop contains three plenary speakers, three panel discussions on hot and emerging areas, and an evening poster session for contributed papers.

Plenary Speakers:

• Anthony Ephremides,
  University of Maryland
• P.R. Kumar,
  University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• H. Vincent Poor,
  Princeton University

Invited Sessions:

• Cross-layer design
  Chair: Andrea Goldsmith,
  Stanford University
• Cooperative communications
  Chair: Hesham El Gamal,
  The Ohio State University
• Sensor networks
  Chair: Greg Pottie,
  University of California at Los Angeles
• Network information theory
  Chair: Gerhard Kramer,
  Bell Labs
• Network coding
  Chair: Emina Soljanin,
  Bell Labs

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