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GRCon25 (8-12 Sept) Call for Participation is open! Please submit your abstracts for presentations, papers, workshops - all the information available at https://t.co/FP0MdndTef

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🛠 Workshops - In Person Only at #GRCon25:
Practical SDR - Paul Clark
Quantifying Signal Quality - Dan Boschen
Embedded SDR, GR4 tutorials, FPGA/RFNoC dev, replay attacks, GPU acceleration & more

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🚨 Less than 1 week left for regular-price GRCon25 registration! 🚨
📅 Sept 8-12, Everett (Seattle) WA

Register by Aug 15 before prices go up and for a chance to win a HydraSDR RFOne! (https://t.co/qeCxdZ4GTG)
🔗 https://t.co/zGqX2m6xts
More info: https://t.co/aa3NsvCbxC

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🎤 Incredible keynotes this year:
- Prof. Joshua R. Smith - UW, wireless power & sensing pioneer
- Dr. Tom Rondeau - DoD FutureG Office, former GNU Radio lead
- Bradley M. Kuhn - Software freedom advocate, AGPL creator
- Jesse Alexander WB2IFS - STEM & amateur radio leader

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Read more about our keynote speakers and their work here: 👉 https://t.co/12CVfaBXJp

⏰ Ticket prices go up after August 14! Help us out with the planning and register today:
https://t.co/70haEbo83C
See you in Everett this September!

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We’re excited to announce our lineup of amazing keynote speakers for GRCon25 (8-12 Sept, Everett, WA):
✨ Prof. Joshua R. Smith
✨ Dr. Tom Rondeau
✨ Bradley M. Kuhn
✨ Jesse Alexander (WB2IFS)

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The Australian GNU Radio Days event is running September 23-26 in Adelaide, hosted by Flinders University. Three days of talks and workshops followed by breakouts. Still a little time to submit a talk or booth if you're interested! https://t.co/rApkqHAGet

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GRCon25 Schedule is LIVE!! https://t.co/aa3NsvCbxC

An incredible lineup of talks, 10 Workshops, New User Day Monday, Socials, HAM Exams. Register today!!

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Today is the last day to submit an abstract for GRCon25!

https://t.co/aa3NsvCJna

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Good News! The abstract submission deadline for GRCon25 has been EXTENDED to June 13.

Submit your proposal: https://t.co/t3zRNPPiaR

Remember, student presenters get free admission, and all other presenters are eligible for $200 discount to the conference.

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🔗 Submit your talk, paper, workshop, or tutorial today: https://t.co/aa3NsvCbxC - and [email protected] for any questions

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The Call for Participation for GRCon25 closes soon – don’t miss your chance to speak at the premier open-source software radio conference! Only an abstract is required to have your paper or talk accepted.
🗓️ Deadline: Friday, May 30, 2025
📍 Details: https://t.co/aa3NsvCbxC

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Whether you’re working on cutting-edge wireless research, SDR applications, GNU Radio modules, education, or any other relevant topic we want to hear from you.

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The documentation team (and countless contributors) have created a host of 555 block documentation pages to date. Not every single one of these has an example flowgraph that really illustrates the useful things you could do with that block. Could you help?

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Crowdsourcing #DSP creativity!

You could help @gnuradio 's block documentation wiki a lot if you could try out our instructions for how to add example flowgraphs to Block Doc pages!
https://t.co/XFEbw2lKp0

#gnuradio #sdr #docs

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Save-the-Date: GRCon 2025 in the Greater Seattle Area on 8-12 September - more details coming soon!

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A look back at 2024 in the world of GNU Radio

https://t.co/yJ1QQEiDv2

Happy New Year everyone!

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