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3/27/03 |
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Professor
Arye Nehorai
Professor
Arye Nehorai was elected Distinguished Lecturer, IEEE Signal
Processing Society, for the term January 2004 to December
2005.
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2/11/03 |
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Professor
Sudip Mazumder
receives
the NSF CAREER Award for 2003.
Proposal
Information:
Title: Nonlinear Analyses and Robust Control of Interactive
Power Networks
Program Name: CNCI (NSF)
Program Officer: James Momoh
Effective Date: February 1, 2003
Duration: 60 months
Amount of Funding: $400,000
Prof.
Mazumder has also been invited to serve as an Associate Editor
for the IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics. Dr. Mazumder
already serves as an Associate Editor for the IEEE Power Electronics
Letters.
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11/12/0 |
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Mitra
Dutta joins U.S. Homeland Security Group-->
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ECE
head of department Mittra Dutta was appointed to an
advisory committee on counterterroism
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Professor
Shantanu Dutt has
been awarded a grant of $298,213 by the National Science Foundation
effective Jan 1, 2003 for a duration of 3 years for support
of the project "Incremental Placement and Routing Algorithms
for FPGA and VLSI Circuits.".
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072/9/02 |
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Professor
Derong Liu recently
received a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation
for the next three years. This grant is in support to his
study on "Control and Management Problems in CDMA Cellular
Networks" which has been supported in the past few years
by the NSF CAREER program.
Professor
Derong Liu recently published a book entitled "Qualitative
Analysis and Synthesis of Recurrent Neural Networks." The
book is coauthored with Anthony N. Michel from the University
of Notre Dame and is published by Marcel Dekker, New York
(2002, ISBN: 0-8247-0767-2).
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05/29/02 |
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Professor
Arye Nehorai was elected Vice President-Publications
of the IEEE Signal Processing Society for the term January
2003 through December 2005. The Signal Processing Society
has 22,000 members around the world, and is one of the largest
societies of the IEEE.
Professor
Nehorai has been Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions
on Signal Processing since January 2000. top
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05/29/02 |
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Professor
Arye Nehorai was elected Vice President-Publications
of the IEEE Signal Processing Society for the term January
2003 through December 2005. The Signal Processing Society
has 22,000 members around the world, and is one of the largest
societies of the IEEE.
Professor
Nehorai has been Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions
on Signal Processing since January 2000. top
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03/18/02 |
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Professor
Florin Balasa has received the NSF CAREER Award: Data-flow
Analysis in the Memory Management of Real-Time Multimedia
Processing Systems.This research focuses
on devising novel techniques based on data-flow analysis in
the memory management of real-time multidimensional signal
processing. Data-flow analysis is the steering exploration
mechanism along this project, allowing more exploration freedom
than the traditional scheduling -based investigation, since
the memory management tasks usually need only relative (rather
than exact) lifetime information. Moreover, data-flow analysis
enables the study of memory management tasks at the desired
level of granularity -- between whole array and the scalar
level -- trading-off computational effort and solution optimality.
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03/04/02 |
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Professor
Arye Nehorai was Plenary Speaker at the 6th Biennial
Conference on Signal Processing and Communications (SPCOM01),
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India, July 2001.
He was also Keynote Speaker at the 3rd International Conference
on Information, Communications and Signal Processing (ICICS2001),
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, October 2001.
He will serve as Co-General Chair, Second IEEE Sensor Array
and Multichannel Signal Processing Workshop (SAM 2002), Washington,
DC, August 2002. He served in this position also at SAM 2000.
His first UIC-graduated PhD student (Aleksandar Dogandzic)
was appointed Assistant Professor at Iowa State University
in August 2001. top
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02/4/02 |
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Professor
Dan Schonfeld has been invited to be a member of the
Standards Technical Panel for Audio/Video & Musical Instrument
Apparatus for Household, Commercial & Similar General Use, STP
6500. top |
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01/9/02 |
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Professor
Mitra Dutta -
New Department Head Professor Dutta joins the ECE
faculty as the Head of the Department. Prof. Dutta comes to
UIC after an award-winning stint at the U.S. Army Research
Office. Dr. Dutta is the author and co-author of over 350
publications and presentations. Her achievements include twenty-six
US and Canadian patents... top
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Professor
Michael Stroscio
- New Faculty Professor Stroscio is an IEEE fellow
since 1992. Prof. Stroscio has produced nearly 500 publications,
presentations, and inventions in the fields of solid state
physics and electronics, nanoscience, plasma physics, fluid
mechanics, atomic physics, and quantum electrodynamics. He
is the co-author of two books, and co-editor of three books...
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Professors
Dutta and Stroscio have authored a new manual, Phonons
in Nanostructures, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,
2001, ISBN: 0521792797.
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12/4/01 |
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At
right, Mr. Jeffrey Hamner, Manager of Corporate Research,
Proctor & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH announcing the donation
of its patents on Smart Power Management (SPM) technologies
to UIC. Dr.
Krishna Shenai(left), Professor of Electrical
and Computer Engineering and Principal Investigator of the
project looks on besides Dr. Sylvia Manning, Chancellor of
UIC.details
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Cliff
Curry - New Lecturer Dr.
Cliff Curry has recently joined the ECE team as a Lecturer
and Research Scientist. Dr. Curry's research interests are
in the areas of microwave circuits and metrology. He has done
much research in developing measurement techniques and models
for non-linear circuits that are used in wireless...top
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Professor
Sudip Mazumder - New
Faculty Professor Mazumder is an ECE Assistant
Professor. His research interests include power electronics,
motor drives and controls. Prof. Mazumder is a significant
contributor to the ONR research initiative on the development
of methodologies for control strategies and stability analyses
of power-... top
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Professor
Wolfgang-Martin Boerner
The
University Council of the Tomsk State University of Control
Systems and Radioelectronics unanimously honored Prof. Boerner
with the degree of Honoured Doctor (Doctor honoris causa)
of the Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics
This honor is awarded to Russian and foreign scientists known
through their scientific and engineering achievements, having
scientific degrees and having added to the TUCSR development,
financial improvement and prestige in the international educational
and scientific society. Prof. Boerner received this honor
for his involvement in advancing remote sensing techniques
for the air/space-borne monitoring of the Siberian environment
including its tundra, taiga, marshes and the Baikal Lake Rift
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Professor
Milos Zefran has received the National Science Foundation
CAREER AWARD for developing a systematic framework for design
of a new generation of personal robotic systems that are reliable,
safe and suitable for mass production. This research could
bridge the gap between the research on high-level reasoning
which guarantees autonomy and low level control that ensures
safety and high mechanical performance. This type of personal
robot could revolutionize everyday life in a similar way that
computers have during the last decade. top
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Professor
Piergiorgio Uslenghi
was elected President of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation
Society for the year 2001, after serving as Vice President
in the year 2000. The Society has about ten thousand professional
members in some sixty countries. It is the main professional
organization dealing with the radiation, propagation and scattering
of electromagnetic waves, with applications to antennas, arrays,
microwaves, optical systems, radars, and wireless communications.
Chair of Commission B - Fields and Waves, United States National
Committee of the International Union of Radio Science (URSI)
Prof.
Uslenghi
was honored as a Distinguished Alumnus by the Polytechnic
of Turin, Italy, in a cerimony presided by the Prime Minister
of Italy on April 10, 2001. The Polytechnic of Turin is one
of the oldest and most prestigious technical universities
in Europe. Prof. Uslenghi received a doctorate in electrical
engineering, summa cum laude, from the Polytechnic in 1960.
Prof.
Uslenghi was appointed the first Editor-in-Chief of Editor
of Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, a new
web-based scientific publication, in January 2001, for a three-year
period.
Prof.
Uslenghi has been awarded a Multi-University Research Initiative
(MURI) Grant by the Department of Defense in Spring 2001.
The grant is for over four million dollars for a five-year
period, and will deal with the analysis and design of ultrawide-band
and high-power microwave pulse interactions with electronic
circuits and systems. UIC, with Dr. Uslenghi as Principal
Investigator, is the leading institution of a consortium of
five universities which includes Clemson University, the University
of Houston, UIUC, and the University of Michigan as subcontractors.
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5/10/03 |
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Lucia
Valbonesi, an ECE student, was pursuing joint degrees at UIC and
Politecnico de Milano. Upon graduation from Milan, she received
the Marisa Bellisario award for the best graduating female student
in Engineering in Italy. Attached is a picture of Lucia at the
awarding ceremony holding the gold apple award. Lucia is currently
doing her Ph.D. in the ECE department at UIC. |
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