Our Faculty and their Research

Name	Rank	Ph.D.	Research Areas
Andreas G. Andreou	Professor	Johns Hopkins University	CMOS devices and integrated circuits, bioelectronics, nanoelectronics, life science microsystems, natural and synthetic sensory systems, neural computation
Frederic M. Davidson	Professor	University of Rochester	Quantum optics, optical coherence, optical communications
Mounya Elhilali	Assistant Professor	University of Maryland	Signal processing for speech, computational neuroscience, machine learning
Ralph R. Etienne-Cummings	Professor	University of Pennsylvania	Mixed-signal VLSI, computational sensors, robotics, neuromorphic engineering
John Goutsias	Professor	USC	Computational systems biology, bioinformatics, modeling and analysis of complex nonlinear interaction networks, signal processing
Hynek Hermansky	Professor	University of Tokyo	Emulating and integrating human-like processing strategies into speech engineering systems; neural information processing; human sensory perception; speech and speaker recognition; speech coding and enhancement; and machine learning.
Pablo A. Iglesias	Professor	University of Cambridge	Robust control, systems biology, mathematical modeling of biological systems
Frederick Jelinek	Professor	MIT	Speech recognition, statistical methods, information theory
Kristina Johnson	Professor and Provost	Stanford University	Spatial light modulators, optical switching using liquid crystals for optical communication
Jin U. Kang	Professor	University of Central Florida	Optoelectronics, nonlinear optics, fiber optics and lasers
Alexander E. Kaplan	Professor	USSR Academy of Sciences	Extreme nonlinear optics: super-powerful laser interactions with matter
Sanjeev P. Khudanpur	Associate Professor	University of Maryland	Information theory, statistical modeling, language and pronunciation modeling for speech recognition
Jacob B. Khurgin	Professor	Polytechnic University of New York	Quantum electronics, nonlinear optics
Gerard G. L. Meyer	Professor	U. C. Berkeley	Parallel computing, computational methods, fault-tolerant computing
Jerry L. Prince	Professor	MIT	Image processing and computer vision with application to medical imaging
Danielle Tarraf	Assistant Professor	MIT	Systems and control theory, particularly for systems over finite alphabets, model complexity reduction for control design, problems at the interface of systems theory, automata theory and graph theory. Applications in physiology and biology.
Trac D. Tran	Associate Professor	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Filter banks, wavelets, multirate systems and applications
Howard L. Weinert	Professor	Stanford University	Statistical signal and image processing