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• 2020.3 - 2021.2   Prof. Song takes sabatical leave. He plan to visit UW in Seattle with J1 VISA ready but COVID-19 made everything impossible.

 

• 2020.2  San Diego.

     

 

• 2020.1 Prof. Song becomes a member of NAEK
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• 2019.11.16.  Prof. Song and all the members of the lab participated in KICS FALL conference.

• 2019.10.23.  Prof. Song, Inseon, Jing Zhi, and Seongchul attended IWSDA 2019 at Dongguan, China.

• 2019.10.17.  Prof. Song, Gangsan and Hyunwoo attended ICTC 2019 at Jeju as a VP of KICS, Korea

 
with the president of ETRI Korea, Dr. M. J. Kim

with the president of IEEE Communications Society, Prof. K. B. Letaief at HKUST, Hong Kong, China

• 2019.7.8.  Prof. Song, Inseon and Gangsan attended ISIT 2019 at Paris.

• 2019.7.4.  Prof. Song has been invited to visit Aachen Univerity, Aachen, Germany, and given a talk to Information Theory Group by Prof. R. Mathar. It was a big surprise that Prof. Mathar had a farewell party in the evening.

• 2019.7.2. 6th Sino-Korean Conference on Coding Theory in Kias, Korea.

• 2019.6.19. Summer conference of KICS at Jeju, Korea.

• 2019.5.2. GangSan received the best paper (Huawei) award from JCCI 2019.

• 2019.2.25. Minkyu has graduated and got a new position at ADD.

• 2019.2. 09~12. North-America Conference of KICS and ITA at San Diego.

• 2019.1. 24. We all participated into the winter conference of KICS at Yong-Pyeong, Korea.

• 2019.1. 3. New year has begun with a party at my home.

• This is the lecture in Youtube of my talk in the opening ceremony of Choi-Seok-Jeong Lecture Hall at KAIST in Sept. 7, 2018.
• 2018.12. Prof. Song and Inseon Kim attended the 2018 International Symposium on Turbo Codes and Iterative Information Processing at Hong Kong Polytechnic University

    

• 2018. 12.  Prof. Song is awarded 2018 HAE-DONG HAK-SUL award from KICS. This is a link to his talk at the award ceremony:

http://www.zdnet.co.kr/view/?no=20181205161446
http://www.etnews.com/20181207000161

     

• 2018. 11.  Prof. Song is second-time elected to be a vice president of KICS for the year 2019

• 2018. 11.  Prof. Song started a position of Review Board member of ICT in NRF

• 2018.11.7-9 iPNT 2018 at Jeju, Korea

  

• 2018.10.1-10.6 SETA conference at HKUST, HongKong.

   

• 2018.9.7 Prof. Song is invited to give a special lecture in the ceremony of opening CHOI-SEOKJEONG Lecture Hall in dept. of Math at KAIST, DAEJEON, KOREA.

   

• 2018. 8.  Prof. Song is now thinking of ways to contribute to earth environment and weather problems.  See this news media, titled "Plastic Ocean"
• 2018. 7.2.~6 Prof. Song attended  and gave a talk at the 5th Sino-Korean Coding Conference at Shanghai University, China.

 

• 2018. 3.12. Lab has moved into C434 and Professor has moved to C422.
• 2018. 1.17~19. KICS winter conference at High 1 resort

     

• 2018. 1.6. Members of the lab for 2018 have been finalized. Three new members are joined, and we had a party altogether in my house:

  

• 2017. 11.03. Prof. Song was elected as one of three VICE PRESIDENTs of KICS for the year 2018.

• 2017. 10.27-29. KMS conference. with the chair of KMS. Prof. Song was awarded a contribution award from Korean Mathematical Society for his contribution to the history of Korean Mathematics. He has put a serious effort of making an old Korean mathematician SJ Choi (~1710)  officially mentioned in "CRC Combinatorial Design" edited by C. Colbourn and Z. Dinitz 2007.  Choi had studied "magic squares" and their construction using some pair of orthogonal latin squares, and wrote a book showing this pair of order 9, which is confirmed to be at least 60 years earlier than those by L. Euler. It had been considered as Euler's original contribution and the very first kind in the history of mathematics.

This is the lecture in Youtube of my talk in the opening ceremony of Choi-Seok-Jeong Lecture Hall at KAIST

 

 

 

• 2017. 09.24-29. IWSDA, Sapporo, Japan. with Gang San, Inseon and Min Kyu.

  

• 2017. 08.25. Commencement of three new PHDs. Miyoung, Jeongheon, and Jinsoo.

• 2017. 08.08. Quit smoking....  The thing that I have ever done proudly in my life.

 

• 2017. 06.25-30. IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, Aachen, Germany.  with Min Kyu and Inseon.

• 2017. 04.26-28. Prof. Hong-Yeop Song was the OC Chair of the 27th JCCI at Busan, Korea. (JCCI=Joint Conference on Communications and Information)

• 2017. 02. 15. Tutorial talk at Interdigital, San diego, CA

• 2017. 02. 13. ITA session in memory of Sol. Golomb at San Diego, CA

• 2017. 01. 31. Celebration of Life and Legacy of Sol. Golomb at USC

my presentation in memory of Professor Golomb

 

• 2017. 01. 18. KICS winter workshop at JeongSeon, High1 ski resort.  

 

• 2017. 01. 11. ICEIC 2017 at Phuket, Thailand

    

• 2017. 01. 01. Change the rule of supporting grad students. Full support of registration for everybody in my lab. Just send your transcript to hysong@yonsei.ac.kr anytime for query.

• 2016. 11. 26. Home-coming day begins at 3PM by two talks in the lab.
• 2016. 11. 19. Prof. Song has received Best Academic Excellence Award presented by LG in 2016 KICS Fall Meeting, Seoul, Korea.
• 2016. 11. 02. Jung-Hyun Kim has received Best Student Paper Award in 2016 ISITA, Monterey, CA, USA.

  

• 2016. 10. 10. Prof. Song gives a talk in a Session in Memory of Prof. Solomon W. Golomb in 2016 SETA, Chengdu, China.
• 2016. 07. 14. Prof. Song is recognized as a Co-organizer of 2015 IEEE Information Theory workshop in 2016 ISIT, Barcellona, Spain.
• 2016. 06. 22. Prof. Song gives a talk on "20 years of Coding and Information Theory Society in KICS" in a Shannon Centennial Workshop, Jeju, Korea.
• 2016. 05. 01. Prof. Solomon W. Golomb has passed away in the morning. A great shock...  See this page.

 

 

Click this for photo album at various conferences

Professor Hong-Yeop Song (Curriculum Vitae)

1995.9 - current: Professor, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University

2002.3 - 2003.2: Visiting Professor, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (host: Prof. G. Gong)

1994.1 - 1995.8: Senior Engineer, Qualcomm Inc., San Diego, California

1992.1 - 1993.12: Post-Doc Research Associate, Communication Science Institute at USC

1986.9 - 1991.12: PHD at USC, Dept of EE-Systems (Advisor: Prof. Solomon W. Golomb)

1984.9 - 1986.5: MSEE at USC, Dept of EE-Systems

1980.3 - 1984.2: BS Eng. at Yonsei University, Dept of Electronics

Research in "Channel Coding, Sequences and Signal Designs"

• We would like to formulate mathematical models of important and frequently asked PROBLEMS in communications and signal processing, and try to understand their fundamental nature.
• Specifically, interested in various codes and PN sequences; Error-correcting codes, orthogonal PN codes, Spread-spectrum Frequency-hopping codes, Radar and Sonar pulse codes, Network codes, and the like. These are the topic of my research for the past 25  years or so.

What have been acheived

• published over 100 techincal papers, presentations, book chapters, etc., and all these can be found here.

Google Scholar - Citations
Microsoft Academic Search
American Mathematical Society - MathSciNet Publication List 
dblp: Computer Science Bibliography

• LIST of joint authors
  

• Summary:

IEEE Journals: 22
Non-IEEE Journals: 30
Book Editing: 4
Book Translation into Korean: 3
IEEE Conferences: 39
Non-IEEE Conferences: 47
Invited talks: 3
Domestic Journals: 52
Domestic Conferences: 125

 

Professional Service (selected)

• served 2015 IEEE Information Theory Workshop, Jeju, Korea, as a general co-chair with Prof. G. Caire, and have been the chair of IEEE Information Theory Society Seoul Chapter for more than 6 years. See this page for more activities.
• 8 PHD's and 41 MS in EE at Yonsei University.    LIST of graduates
• served Dept of Electical and Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, as Chair from 2010 to 2011 that has 59 faculty members and about 1500 students (both undergrad and grad) 
• served 2015 IEEE Information Theory Workshop as a general co-chair in Jeju, Korea
• various invited talks, of these, the one from the society of Korean mathematics history in 2013 is for the contribution of recognizing S.-J. Choi on his discovery of 9x9 pair of orthogonal latin squares at least 60 years earlier than L. Euler. See the presentation in Korean.   It was also given in AMS-KMS joint workshop in 2008 in english.

 

Funded Research Projects

·        Engineering Development Projects (Selected)

·        Security of GNSS Signals(AGENCY FOR DEFENCE DEV, 2013-2018)

·        Error-Correcting Codesfor Military Networks (AGENCY FOR DEFENCE DEV, 2013-2018)

·        Low-Density Codes overBinary Erasure Channels (ETRI, 2008)

·        Efficiently Encoded LDPC Codes (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS,2002-2007)

·        Analysis and Design ofChannel Codes for DVD (LG ELECTRONICS, 2001)

·        Design of Frequency-HoppingCodes (AGENCY FOR DEFENCE DEV, 2002-2004)

·        Waveform Design for FHCommunication (SAMSUNG THALES, 2003-2004)

·        Design of RS Codec forDVCR (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS, 1999-2000)

·        Pure Research Projects (Selected)

·        Key technology for 5G/IoT - channel coding (IITP, 2016-2019)

·        Reliable Storage codes for Cloud (NRF, 2013-2016)

·        Network Coding and related area (NRF, 2009-2011)

·        Design and Analysis of Boolean Functions for OptimalAlgebraic Immunity (KIISC, 2008)

·        Sequences for Communication and Cryptography (KOSEF,2003-2006)

·        Study on Poly-phase Power Residue Sequences (KRF,2003-2004)

·        Hamming Correlation of De Bruijn Sequences (KRF, 1999-2000)

·        Theory and Application of Binary-Mapped RS Codes (IITA,1998-2000)

·        Cyclic Hadamard Matrices and their Applications (KOSEF,1997-1999)

·        Binary Sequences with Ideal Autocorrelation (IITA,1997-1998)

 

 

 

 

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