Dr. Linda Doyle

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  Prof. Linda Doyle, CTVR, Trinity College Dublin

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  Linda Doyle is Associate Professor in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at Trinity College, Dublin. Her main area of research, carried out in CTVR, is in the field of telecommunications.

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  Professor Linda Doyle Trinity College,Ireland

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  Dr. Linda Doyle, Trinity College Dublin

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  Linda Doyle, Trinity College, Dublin

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  Linda Doyle Trinity College, IE

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  The new members are Linda Doyle, who is an Associate Professor at Trinity College, University of Dublin in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering; Philip Marnick, who is currently chief technology officer of voice-to-text technology provider SpinVox; Brigadier David Meyer from the British Army's Royal Corps of Signals; and Gavin Young, chief architect for access within Cable and Wireless.

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  A spectrum revolution - Linda Doyle, TCD

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  Linda Doyle is the director of the Emerging Networks Strand within the CTVR (Centre for Telecommunications Value-Chain Research) and has been a lecturer in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at Trinity College Dublin since 1997. Her research has focused on the design of future generation communication systems with a particular emphasis on mobile wireless networks. Her research group is interdisciplinary in nature and draws students from a wide range of backgrounds from electronics, to computer science to the humanities. Dr. Doyle has done pioneering work on the development of software radio on general-purpose processors. She has a Ph.D. from Trinity College Dublin and has published over 30 papers across her various diverse areas of interest.

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  Linda Doyle, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

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