The workshop will take place on March 26, 2010 in Ulm. Ulm is located in the southern
part of Germany between Munich and Stuttgart. Traveling by train takes around 2 hours
from Munich and Frankfurt and less from Stuttgart. The workshop is planned to start at
9am and will end by 5pm.

Interference is one of the defining impairments in wireless networks. Despite the huge
eorts in research even the most simple interference setups are not completely charac-
terized in terms of capacity and other fundamental limits. Recently, however, some new
and promising techniques such as interference alignment and deterministic models have
been proposed resulting in a burst of research activities on interference networks. The
idea of the workshop is thus to bring researchers together to share ideas and results on
the following topics (but not limited to)
 Generalized degrees of freedom
 Structured codes
 Approximate capacity characteriza-
tions
 Cross-layer design in interference net-
works
 Distributed algorithms for interference
management
 Cooperative, cognitive and competitive
strategies
 PHY layer security in networks
 Signal Processing in Networks

Lecturers are invited to submit a title and abstract of their contribution to
aydin.sezgin@uni-ulm.de no later than February 16, 2010. There will be oral pre-
sentations of 25 minutes. There will be no published proceedings. More information and
the program will be available soon at http://tait.e-technik.uni-ulm.de/.