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05/16/2024

Disputation of Dr. Traßl TU - Dresden

@Communication Technology
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background

On May 16, 2024, Dr. Traßl’s oral defense and dissertation defense took place at TU Dresden on the topic “Highly Reliable Wireless Communication through Prediction-Based Radio Resource Allocation,” with Klaus David serving as the second examiner.

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05/16/2024

Disputation of Dr. Traßl TU - Dresden

@Communication Technology
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background

On May 16, 2024, Dr. Traßl’s oral defense and dissertation defense took place at TU Dresden on the topic “Highly Reliable Wireless Communication through Prediction-Based Radio Resource Allocation,” with Klaus David serving as the second examiner.

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05/16/2024

Disputation of Dr. Traßl TU - Dresden

@Communication Technology
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Examination Committee and Dr. Traßl; second from the left is Prof. Fettweis, in the middle is Dr. Traßl, and on the far right is Prof. David
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background
Gerhard Fettweis and Klaus David in Dresden, with the Semperoper in the background

On May 16, 2024, Dr. Traßl’s oral defense and dissertation defense took place at TU Dresden on the topic “Highly Reliable Wireless Communication through Prediction-Based Radio Resource Allocation,” with Klaus David serving as the second examiner.