Michel T. Ivrlac

Michel T. Ivrlac is a Senior Researcher at the Chair of Signal Processing Methods within the School of Computation, Information and Technology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM).

His research focuses on:

• Physically consistent modeling of communication systems
• Compact MIMO systems
• Electromagnetic principles of information technology
• Space/time coding with coarse quantization of the received signal
• Interference in cellular mobile communications

Dr. Ivrlac teaches several key courses at TUM including:

• Adaptive and Array Signal Processing (winter semester)
• Circuit Theory and Communications (winter semester)
• Electrical Engineering I and II for Teacher Training
• Physical Principles of Electromagnetic Fields and Antenna Systems
• Systems and Circuit Technology Practical Course

His research connects theoretical signal processing with practical applications in communications technology, particularly focusing on physical layer aspects of wireless communications. His work spans from fundamental electromagnetic principles to advanced signal processing techniques for next-generation communication systems, aligning with TUM's research in Machine Learning for Physical Layer Wireless Communications and Intelligent Reflecting Surface Systems.

Dr. Ivrlac maintains regular office hours by appointment and is based in Room N1115 at Theresienstrasse 90, Building N1, 1st Floor at the Technical University of Munich.