About

I am currently PhD student student at Stanford University (Mixed Signal Group):

https://www.stanford.edu/group/murmann_group/cgi-bin/mediawiki/index.php/Nikolaus_Hammler

Research Interests:

• Sampling theory, Finite Rate of Innovation sampling, Compressive Sampling
• System Identification
• Efficient linearization of PA (Power Amplifiers)

Former hobbys/interests

• IT Security, cryptography
• Linux, UNIX derivates and everything related to it
• Antique computers and mainframes (in particular 19" rackmount systems)
• Hardware-related development (microcontrollers, drivers, TI92+)
• Theoretical informatics, algorithms
• Webapplications
• Programming and Software Engineering. Starting from low-level assembly (i386, m68k, Atmel) to MFC. Windows API, POSIX, various programming languages (depending on usage)
• Computer and IT networks (protocols like TCP/IP, Ethernet, FibreChannel, TokenRing, ATM, ...)
• 19" (Servers, network components, ...)
• Communication technologies, telephony, ISDN, VoIP, Asterisk
• Wireless LAN Stiftingtal (http://www.stiftingtal.net), project closed

Links

• Homepage des Wireless LAN Projekts Stiftingtal
• EDV Referat der HTU (TU Graz)
• Homepage der Studienvertretung Telematik
• Homepage der Firma SC&C
• http://www.eis.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
• http://www.spsc.tugraz.at/courses/projects-theses/sampling-of-sparse-analog-signal