Higher-Order Spectra Analysis (MATLAB code included)
Channel Estimation for Communications (MATLAB code included)
MIMO System Blind Identification (MATLAB code included)
Ultrasound Image Processing
Earthquake Engineering
Ultrasound RF Echo Modeling and Tissue Characterization
Interference mitigation in wireless communication systems
High-Speed Network Traffic Modeling
Protocols for wireless networks

Selected Senior Design Projects

Presidential Faculty Fellow Award, NSF
Innovative Developmental and Exploratory Award, US Army Medical Research Command
Tissue Modeling and Characterization, The Whitaker Foundation
Earthquake Engineering, Site Response Analysis, NSF
Research Experience for Undergraduates, NSF (REU)
Research Experience for Undergraduates, NSF (REU)
Multimedia Signal Processing Laboratory, NSF (ILI) ...Click here for description of the lab
Industrial Control Facility Using Honeywell's TDC-3000 System, NSF
Modeling the ultrasound rf echo using symmetric alpha stable distributions, NIH
Wireless Networks for Delivery of Multimedia Services, NSF
 

Application of emerging wireless LAN technologies and methodologies to tactical mobile battlespaces, Army Communications and Electronics Command (CECOM)

Employing blind source separation ideas for battlefield surveillance, ONR

Faculty

Athina Petropulu

Students

Alper Kutay (Research Associate)

Ivan Bradaric (PhD)
Binning Chen (PhD)
Xueshi Yang (PhD)
Chris Dafis (MS)
Thomas Golas (MS)
Ganesh Vishwanathan (MS)

CSPL Graduates

Udantha R. Abeyratne (PhD)
Suresh Subramaniam (MS)
Osman Burak Onal (MS)
Christopher Wendt (MS)
Ray Wang (MS)
Fieldi Chan (BS/MS)
Yin Jijun (MS)
Haralambos Pozidis (PhD)

Research Assistant position is available starting immediately, in the area of biomedical signal processing. Applicants should have earned a masters in Electrical Engineering, must have a solid mathematical and systems theory background and proven record of research activity. Inquiries should be addressed to Dr. A. Petropulu at

Research Assistant position is available starting immediately, in the area of systems modeling at PhD level. Applicants must have a strong mathematical and systems theory and proven record of research activity. Inquiries should be addressed to Dr. A. Petropulu at