Faculty Directory (See also faculty by area.)

Clive Woods, Chairman

Name and Rank Highest Degree Areas of Specialization
McDermott International Professor and Marvin Rex Clemons Professor
Ph.D. (1975), North Carolina State University
Semiconductor materials and devices, material processing, MEMS, integrated microsystems.
Oskar Menton Professor Ph.D. (1980), University of Michigan
System theory, computer based control systems, signal processing, fault detection and identification
Instructor M.S. (2000), Cornell University
Robotics, Computers
Assistant 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
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
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.
Instructor M.S. (2000), Louisiana State University
Neural networks, microprocessor interfacing
Chevron Professor Ph.D. (1983), Iowa State University
Optical networks, Optical Communications, Computer Architecture, Parallel algorithms, Survivable networks
Bubba Oustalet Distinguished Professor Ph.D. (1962), Cornell University
Applied optics, X-ray lithography, micromachining
F. Hugh Coughlin/CLECO Distinguished Professor Ph.D. (1988), University of Minnesota
Multirate digital systems, wireless communication applications, digital signal processing, systems and controls
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (2003), Georgia Tech.
Multimedia communications, image/video processing, computer vision, data fusion, and biometrics.
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (2000), Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Optical Microsystems, RF MEMS, microactuators, sensors, nanotechnology.
Instructor-Adjunct M.S. (1973), Louisiana State University
Power, high voltage transmission, distribution
Professor Emeritus Ph.D. (1970), Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India
Wireless, communications, neural networks, and quantum information processing.
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
Associate Professor Ph.D. (1988), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Advanced computer architectures, multiprocessors, interconnection networks
Assistant 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.
Instructor-Adjunct

M.S. (1982), Mississippi State University

Protective relaying, substations, excitation systems, power plant instrumentation, switchgear, large motors, metering and Scada systems.
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
Associate Professor Ph.D. (1987), University of Michigan
Communication theory, telecommunication networks, neural networks, signal processing
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (2005), University of Florida
Computer architecture, Microarchieture, System Performance Analysis, Network Processor
Instructor M.S. (1998) University of Southwestern Louisiana
Plasmas for semiconductor fabrication, ion beam materials analysis
Professor Ph.D. (1980), Kurukshetra University, India
Internet, ATM, Traffic modeling, Digital logic testing and Hardware and software reliability
Ritter Distinguished Professor Ph.D. (1990), The Ohio State University
Optimizing compilers, High performance computing, Embedded systems, Low power computing, Computer architecture
Instructor M.S. (1993), Georgia Institute of Technology
Electronics, communications systems, Undergraduate Adviser
Associate Professor Ph.D. (1987), University of Florida
Computer arithmetic, computer architecture, application specific integrated circuit design, VLSI signal processing, parallel processing
Professor Ph.D. (1975), Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India
Low power VLSI design, nanoelectronics, RF MEMS/NEMS, microsystems
Associate 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
Associate Professor Ph.D. (1990), Syracuse University
Parallel and distributed computing, Dynamic reconfiguration, Multiple bus networks, Optical interconnects
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (2002), Stanford University
Theory and simulation of photonic materials and devices, nanoscale photonic devices, plasmonics, computational electromagnetics.
Assistant Professor Ph.D. (2003), University of Massachusetts
OFDMA networks, Multiple antenna systems, Communications
Voorhies Distinguished 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.
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
Mark and Carolyn C. Guidry 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