LASP achieves 13 accepted papers at SBrT 2026 for research linked to INCT-Signals.

Researchers and students from the Applied Signal Processing Laboratory (LASP) at the Federal University of Ceará achieved outstanding results at the Brazilian Symposium on Telecommunications and Signal Processing (SBrT) 2026, with 13 papers accepted for presentation at the event. 🎉📚

The work was developed within the scope of the National Institute of Science and Technology in Signal Processing, Communications, Sensing, and Surveillance (INCT-Signals) and reflects LASP's activities in strategic scientific and technological areas.

🔬 The research covers various fields, including:

📶 Visible light communications;

📡 MIMO systems and millimeter-wave communications;

🛰️ Reconfigurable, flexible, and mobile intelligent surfaces;

📲 Fluid antenna systems;

🎯 Integrated communication and sensing;

📊 Channel and parameter estimation;

🧩 Tensor decompositions;

🧠 Signal processing for biomedical applications;

🌧️ Artificial intelligence applied to environmental monitoring and acoustic rainfall classification.

Highlights include new channel and parameter estimation techniques for intelligent surface-assisted systems, methods based on tensor decompositions, solutions for MIMO systems, and studies involving artificial intelligence applications in biomedical and environmental signals.

🤝 The papers feature the participation of undergraduate and graduate students, LASP researchers, and collaborators from both Brazilian and international institutions.

This achievement underscores the integration of human resource development, excellence in scientific research, technological innovation, and national and international cooperation fostered by INCT-Signals.

🏆 Considered the largest Brazilian conference in the fields of telecommunications and signal processing, SBrT brings together researchers, students, and professionals to present scientific advances and discuss key challenges and trends in the sector. LASP's significant participation in SBrT 2026 reinforces the quality of the research conducted by the laboratory and INCT-Signals' contribution to Brazil's scientific and technological advancement. 🇧🇷🚀