Faculty Members Parham Aarabi, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Stanford)
Sound localization, microphone arrays, speech processing and recognition, adaptive and statistical signal processing, neural networks, vision.
Ravi Adve, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Syracuse)
Smart antennas for wireless communications, signal processing in airborne and spaceborne radar systems, model-based parameter estimation.
Ian F. Blake, Professor Emeritus (Ph.D., Princeton)
Public key cryptography, computational number theory, distributed protocols, construction of good codes, low density parity check codes.
Brendan J. Frey, Professor (Ph.D., Toronto)
Probabilistic inference, machine learning, computer vision, speech processing, bioinformatics, iterative error-correcting decoding, data compression.
Dimitrios Hatzinakos, Professor (Ph.D., Northeastern)
Digital signal processing with applications, higher-order spectral analysis, adaptive filter algorithms, statistical and nonlinear signal processing.
Ashish Khisti, Assistant Professor (Ph.D., MIT)
Information and coding theory, multimedia communication systems, signal processing for security, distributed source coding, biometric systems, peer-to-peer networks, wireless communications systems.
Frank R. Kschischang, Professor (Ph.D., Toronto)
Coded modulation, coding techniques, decoding algorithms, source coding, information theory, communication theory.
Raymond Kwong, Professor (Ph.D., MIT)
Digital watermarking, multimedia authentication, data hiding and security, adaptive signal processing, fault diagnosis, fault-tolerant control.
Alberto Leon-Garcia, Professor (Ph.D., USC)
Integrated services broadband networks, network resource management, high-speed wireless access, advanced switching concepts, video compression.
Ben Liang, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Cornell)
Wireless networking, mobility and resource management, mobile computing, ad hoc and sensor networks, information assurance.
Jörg Liebeherr, Professor (Ph.D., Georgia Tech)
Network protocols, service guarantees, traffic control algorithm, network analysis, mobile networks, overlay peer networks.
Teng Joon Lim, Professor and Graduate Coordinator, Communications Group (Ph.D., Cambridge)
Optimal filtering, adaptive signal processing, multiuser detection, CDMA system design, iterative decoding, multicarrier modulation, fading channel performance analysis.
Hoi-Kwong Lo, Professor (Ph.D., Caltech)
Quantum cryptography, quantum information theory, quantum computing.
Pas S. Pasupathy, Professor Emeritus (Ph.D., Yale)
Coding and modulation, wireless communications, adaptive and statistical signal processing, detection and estimation, VLSI and communication algorithms.
Konstantinos N. Plataniotis, Professor and Chair, Communications Group (Ph.D., Florida Tech)
Multimedia signal processing, adaptive systems, pattern recognition, detection and estimation, communications systems.
Elvino S. Sousa, Professor (Ph.D., USC)
Spread spectrum systems, packet radio networks, mobile communications, indoor wireless communications, personal communication networks, wireless LAN's, error control techniques.
Shahrokh Valaee, Associate Professor (Ph.D., McGill)
Quality-of-Service (QoS) provisioning in high-speed networks, traffic scheduling, differentiated services (DiffServ), Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS), self-similarity and traffic modeling, and video streaming over the Internet .
Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos, Professor and Dean Emeritus, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering (Ph.D., Yale)
Multimedia systems, digital signal/image processing, digital communications, neural networks and fuzzy reasoning in signal/image processing.
Wei Yu, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Stanford)
Digital communications, information theory, coding, modulation, equalization, OFDM, multi-user channel capacity, broadband access networks, Gigabit Ethernet, wireless LAN (802.11), digital subscriber lines (DSL), chip-to-chip interconnects. Adjunct and Status-only Faculty MembersDimitri Androutsos (status-only)
Min Dong (status-only)
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