The Telecommunications, Computer Engineering, and Photonics Institute (TeCIP) of the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna in Pisa was created in 2001 as a Centre of Excellence funded by the Italian University, Scientific and Technological Research Ministry.
The core research domains in the TeCIP Institute are:
- Telecommunication networks, systems and components implemented with partial or full use of photonic technologies and relevant software control techniques;
- Cyber-physical systems, real-time computing, artificial intelligence and cyber-security;
- Photonic Integrated Circuits for datacom, sensors and networks and biophotonics.
Research Units
Telecommunications
This research unit is composed by three research areas:
Cyber-Physical Systems
This research unit is composed by four research areas:
Photonics
This research unit is composed by two research areas:
Education
PhD in Emerging Digital Technologies
The PhD Programme in Emerging Digital Technologies is a three-year programme which provides an exhaustive training path with structured teaching and supervised research activities
Master on Photonic Integrated Circuits, Sensors and NETworks
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News
Space, lighter satellites that communicate with light: for the first time prototypes have made contact with infrared "optical antennas". Test in Rome at the headquarters of Thales Alenia Space, for the "Tows" project funded by Esa at Sant'Anna School
Neural Networks and Deep Learning, success for the course on the tools of the future to tackle problems in all disciplines, held by Giorgio Buttazzo, director of the TeCIP Institute of the Sant'Anna School: 140 students from 30 universities
International Awards: The RETIS Lab of the TeCIP Institute of the Sant'Anna School received two prestigious awards for influential research in real-time systems
