| Name and Rank | Highest Degree | Areas of Specialization |
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McDermott International Inc. and Newton B. Thomas Professor Interim Division Chairman |
Ph.D. (1975), North Carolina State University
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Semiconductor materials and devices, material processing, MEMS, integrated microsystems.
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2001), University of Cincinnati |
MEMS & BioMEMS, Biosensors & bioelectronic devices, Microfluidic devices & systems, Lab on a chip systems, Nanomagnetic particle separators for biomedical applications, Nanoscale transducers
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| Alfredo Lopez Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1969), Silesian Tech. University, Poland; D.Sc. (1984), Silesian Tech. University, Poland |
Power electronics, nonsinusoidal systems, network analysis and synthesis
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1990), Cornell University |
Growth and characterization of bandgap engineered compound semiconductor heterojunctions; analysis of novel opto-electronic structures and devices; characterization of III-V nanostructures.
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| Instructor | M.S. (2000), Louisiana State University |
Neural networks, microprocessor interfacing
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| Bubba Oustalet Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1962), Cornell University |
Applied optics, X-ray lithography, micromachining
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| F. Hugh Coughlin/CLECO Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1988), University of Minnesota |
Multirate digital systems, wireless communication applications, digital signal processing, systems and controls
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2003), Georgia Tech. |
Image processing and computer vision.
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1988), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Advanced computer architectures, multiprocessors,
interconnection networks
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| Assistant Professor | Ph.D. (2008), Stony Brook University |
Computer graphics, visualization, medical imaging, vision, geometric
modeling, computer animation and simulation, virtual
reality/environment, computer aided geometric design, and human-computer
interaction.
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| Associate Professor |
Ph.D. (1997), Fudan University, Shanghai, China; Ph.D. (2002), University of Delaware |
Wireless communications, information theory, signal and image processing, neural networks, computation and complexity.
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| Assistant Professor |
Ph.D. (2009), Missouri University of Science and Technology (Formerly University of Missouri-Rolla) |
Power systems stability, renewable
energies, smart grid, energy conversion, and nonlinear, adaptive, and
decentralized control.
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| Professor | Ph.D. (1975) Technical University of Wroclaw; D.Sc.E.E. (1984) Technical University of Lodz |
Brushless DC machines, disc, linear and rotary-linear motors, MAGLEV vehicles, and magnetic separators
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1987), University of Michigan |
Communication theory, telecommunication networks, neural networks, signal processing
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2005), University of Florida |
Computer Architecture,
Microarchitecture, Memory Hierarchy, Reliability, Power Efficiency,
Performance Analysis, Network Processor.
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| Instructor | M.S. Electrical Engineering (2000), University of Texas, Dallas; M.S. Physics (1998), University of Southwestern Louisiana, |
Plasmas for semiconductor fabrication, ion beam materials analysis
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| Professor | Ph.D. (1980), Kurukshetra University, India |
Internet, ATM, Traffic modeling, Digital logic testing and Hardware and software reliability
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| Ritter Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1990), The Ohio State University |
Optimizing compilers, High performance computing, Embedded systems, Low power computing, Computer architecture
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| Instructor | M.S. (1993), Georgia Institute of Technology | RF Systems |
| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1987), University of Florida |
Computer arithmetic, computer architecture, application specific integrated circuit design, VLSI signal processing, parallel processing
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| Wilbur D. and Camille V. Fugler, Jr. Professor of Engineering | Ph.D. (1975), Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India |
Low power VLSI design, nanoelectronics, RF MEMS/NEMS, microsystems
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| Chevron Professor | Ph.D. (1988), University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign |
Theory of computation, models of parallel computation, reconfigurable meshes, run-time reconfiguration, reliability, algorithm design and analysis
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| Elaine T. and Donald Cecil Delaune Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1990), Syracuse University |
Parallel and Distributed Computing, Algorithms, Reconfigurable
Computing and Interconnection Networks
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| Assistant Professor | Ph.D. (2002), Stanford University |
Theory and simulation of photonic materials and devices, nanoscale
photonic devices, plasmonics, computational electromagnetics.
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2003), University of Massachusetts |
OFDMA networks, Multiple antenna systems, Communications |
| Professor | D.Phil. (1980), D.Sc. (2005) University of Oxford |
Avalanching devices. Phototransistors and bipolar transistors
using III-V semiconductors. Band-gap engineered devices
including multi-quantum-well photodetectors. Acoustic charge
transfer (ACT) devices. Surface-Acoustic Wave (SAW)
devices. Superconducting devices.
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1999), University of Florida |
Statistical learning on optimization, estimation and detection applications, embedded algorithms for digital signal processing, speech and image processing, and wireless communications
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| Mark and Carolyn C. Guidry Professor and Roy Paul Daniels Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1988), University of Minnesota |
Robust and optimal control, system theory, signal processing, fault diagnosis and fault toerant control, applications of advanced control theory
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| Name and Rank | Highest Degree | Areas of Specialization |
| Adjunct Assistant Professor | Ph.D. (2005), Louisiana State University |
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| Professor Emeritus | Ph.D. (1970), Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India |
Wireless, communications, neural networks, and quantum information processing.
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| Adjunct Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1994), Northwestern University |
Numerical methods, algorithms, supercomputer programming, parallel
computing, cluster computing, embedded computing, and fault-tolerant
computing. |
| Professor Emeritus | Ph.D. (1967), University of Florida | Development |
| Instructor-Adjunct | M.S. (1982), Mississippi State University |
Protective relaying, substations,
excitation systems, power plant instrumentation, switchgear,
large motors, metering and Scada systems.
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| Adjunct Professor | Ph.D. (1984), Massachussetts Institute of Technology |
High-performance computing.
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