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Bharti, IITB set up research centre for communication

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Posted: Jan 24, 2009 at 0247 hrs IST

Mumbai India, touted to be the fastest growing telecom market in the world, will now have a centre to promote research in communication theory and systems at the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IITB).

The Bharti Centre for Communication, set up in partnership between Bharti Foundation and the IITB, at the electrical engineering department in the institute’s campus on Friday, houses state-of-the-art laboratories and infrastructure and will focus on communication theory, practice and applications.

Some of the broad research areas at the centre would include 4G technology, next-generation IP/MPLS services, optical fiber communication, networking, communication and signal processing.

Rakesh Bharti Mittal, vice chairman and managing director, Bharti Enterprises, which set up the Bharti Foundation eight years ago for creating and supporting programmes to bring sustainable improvement in education, said, “The telecom revolution has completely transformed the nation. India must also strive to become a global centre for research and development of future communication technologies that are of benefit to consumers across the world.  Bharti Centre for Communication is an initiative in this direction and we are delighted to partner with IITB, which attracts some of the best talents in area of technical research. We also look forward to this centre becoming a resource for quality talent in the country.”

IITB has received Rs 1 million from Bharti Foundation for setting up this centre. Professor Devang Khakhar, director, IITB, said, “The launch of this centre is a major initiative for IITB and will give a new thrust to our research in the field of communication theory and systems. It will also help in fostering technical collaboration between researchers and several user groups.”

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project regarding by kardhik on 15 Nov 2009

i want to know wether optical fiber communication research center is there

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