| Name and Rank | Highest Degree | Areas of Specialization |
| Instructor | Ph.D. (2004), University of Central Florida |
Digital signal processing,
image processing, and pattern recognition.
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| Assistant Professor | Ph.D. (2013), Illinois Institute of Technology |
Power System Relaying and Protection, Digital Relay Algorithms and
Real-time Digital Testing of PC Equipment, Power System State
Estimation, Monitoring and Protection, Resilience-based Dynamic
Assessment, Planning and Operation, Application of Advance
Optimization Methods on PSS Design.
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| Michel B. Voorhies Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1990), Cornell University |
Nanoelectronics: materials
deposition, characterization, and device structure fabrication;
investigation of nanoscale electro-optical phenomena; quantum science.
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| Entergy Louisiana Associate Professor in Power Engineering | Ph.D. (2014), University of Nevada, Reno |
Design, modeling and control of
power electronics converters in renewable energy and electrified
transportation systems.
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| F. Hugh Coughlin/CLECO Distinguished Professor, IEEE Fellow | Ph.D. (1988), University of Minnesota |
Networked control systems,
and consensus control; Estimation,
detection, and security for distributed sensor networks; Robust,
optimal, and adaptive control with industrial applications
|
| ISC Constructors Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2014), Mississippi State University |
Power systems operation and planning,
decentralized/distributed optimization,
decision-making in smart grids,
renewable energy and energy storage integration,
infrastructure interdependency analyses in future power systems.
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (1988), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Advanced computer architectures, multiprocessors,
interconnection networks
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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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| Professor, Newton B Thomas Professorship |
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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| Assistant Professor |
Ph.D. (2014), University of Alberta, Edmonton |
Control Theory and Applications,
Perception, Planning, Control, and Coordination for Autonomous Agents,
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Electric Vehicles, and Intelligent
Transportation Systems.
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| Michel B. Voorhies Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1987), University of Michigan |
Wireless communications, communication theory, telecommunication
networks, signal and image processing, machine learning.
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| Mark & Carolyn Guidry Associate Professor | Ph.D. Electrical and Computer Engineering (2009), Purdue University |
BioMEMS and
microfluidic devices, single cell analysis, cellular biomechanics,
resonant MEMS devices, bioanalytic instrumentation
|
| 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
|
| John E. and Beatrice L. Ritter Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1990), The Ohio State University |
Optimizing compilers, High performance computing, Embedded systems, Low power computing, Computer architecture
|
|
Division Chairman 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
|
| Elaine T. and Donald Cecil Delaune Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (1990), Syracuse University |
Parallel and Distributed Computing, Algorithms, Reconfigurable
Computing and Interconnection Networks
|
| Professor, Rubicon Professorship | Ph.D. (2002), Stanford University |
Theory and simulation of photonic materials and devices, nanoscale
photonic devices, plasmonics, computational electromagnetics.
|
| Professor, Michel B. Voorhies Distinguished Professor | Ph.D. (2003), University of Massachusetts |
OFDMA networks, Multiple antenna systems, Communications |
| Professor, Michel B. Voorhies Professorship | 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
|
| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2008), Yale University |
Biomedical instrumentation, bio-nano electronics, image-guided
surgery, biomedical imaging
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| Associate Professor | Ph.D. (2011), Georgia Institute of Technology |
Wireless communications,
statistical signal processing, cross-layer optimization, and
cognitive radio and spectrum coexistence.
|
| Assistant Professor | Ph.D. (2024), University of Virginia, Charlottesville |
Cyber-Physical Systems, Security,
Dependability, Machine Learning, Data Science, Autonomous Driving,
Healthcare, Formal Methods, Control
|
| Name and Rank | Highest Degree | Areas of Specialization |
| Professor Emeritus |
Ph.D. (1975), North Carolina State University
|
Semiconductor materials and devices, material processing, MEMS, integrated microsystems.
|
Heath Berry
Adjunct |
Ph.D. (2010), Louisiana Tech University
|
Micro / Nanosystems Engineering.
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| Professor Emeritus | 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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| Professor Emeritus | Ph.D. (1962), Cornell University |
Applied optics, X-ray lithography, micromachining
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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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| ECE Adjunct, Home Dept. LSU Construction Management | Ph.D. (2018), University of Southern California |
Robotic construction methods such as construction 3D printing.
Real-time quality monitoring and control using embedded computers.
Automated progress and quality monitoring using computer vision.
Special concretes.
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| 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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| ECE Adjunct, Home Dept. LSU Petroleum Engineering | Ph.D. (2012), University of Calgary |
Thermal and non-thermal EOR technologies. Data analytics and
machine learning applications for improved reservoir management.
Applications of distributed fiber optics sensing technology for
downhole monitoring.
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| Adjunct Assistant Professor, Research | Ph.D. (2009), Louisiana State University |
Computer vision, machine learning.
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