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-EE Faculty Directory
-EE Staff Directory
Associate Professor; Ph.D., Caltech, 1994.
Quantum Information Theory and Quantum Computation
EEB 502, 213-740-3503, tbrun@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Politencnico di Torino, 1994.
Information theory, coding theory.
EEB 528, (213)740-4683, caire@usc.edu
Associate Professor; Ph.D., USC, 1995.
Iterative detection, coding and modulation, and algorithm-architecture trade-offs for digital hardware implementation.
EEB 500A, (213)740-7294, chugg@usc.edu
Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Cornell, 2002.
Quantum Information Theory.
EEB 532, (213) 740-9264, devetak@usc.edu
Assistant Professor; Ph.D., UC Berkeley, 2008.
network coding for distributed storage, lossy compresssion, gossip algorithms for networks.
EEB 532 dimakis@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Yale, 1960.
Satellite communications and optical communications and communication systems.
EEB 530, (213) 740-4670, gagliard@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Harvard, 1957.
Signal design for communications and radar, coding theory and cryptography, combinatorial analysis, number theory, mathematical game theory
EEB 504A, (213) 740-7333, sgolomb@usc.edu
Professor; Dr. sc. techn. ETH Zurich, 1998.
Coding and modulation, communications theory, information theory, source and channel coding.
EEB 536, (213) 740-7229,
gkramer@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., USC, 1983.
Error-correcting codes, signal design for multiple-access communication.
EEB 534, (213) 740-4668, vijayk@usc.edu
Associate Professor; Ph.D., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1997.
Dynamics and control of open quantum systems, quantum computers.
SSC 609, (213) 740-0198, lidar@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Purdue, 1962.
Adaptive coded modulation, channel characterization, PCS communications, satellite communications, smart modems/antennas, positioning systems.
EEB 510, (213) 740-4675, wcl@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Technical University Vienna (Austria), 1994.
Ultrawideband communications and geolocation, wireless propagation channels, multiple-antenna systems, and
cooperative communications.
EEB 530, (213) 740-4670, molisch@usc.edu
WiDeS - Wireless Devices and Systems Group
Professor;
Ph.D., Princeton University, 1994.
Multi-user spread-spectrum systems, space-time coding, communication theory, wireless resource allocation, ultra wideband communications, sensor networks.
EEB 540, (213) 740-4667, ubli@usc.edu
Assistant Professor; Phd, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2003.
Wireless networks, ad-hoc mobile networks,
dynamic routing and scheduling,
stochastic network optimization
EEB 520, 213-740-3505, mjneely@usc.edu
Emeritus Professor; Ph.D., Caltech, 1949.
Adaptive digital signal detection and processing, error-correction and security coding for digital communications for networks.
EEB 504B, (213) 740-7335, milly@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Stanford University, 1964.
Communication theory, spread-spectrum techniques, ultra-wideband radio, pseudo-noise generation, applications to communication and radar systems.
EEB 500B, (213) 740-7327, scholtz@usc.edu
Presidential Chair Professor; Ph.D., University of Southern California, 1962.
Communication theory, coding, applications.
Professor; Ph.D., UCLA, 1964.
Spread-spectrum systems, acquisition and tracking, radar systems, and blind equalization
EEB 536, (213) 740-7229, chuck@usc.edu
Emeritus Professor; Ph.D., Caltech, 1958.
Error-control coding, implementation of coding algorithms and digital sequence design and analysis.
EEB 504, (213) 740-7329, lloydwelch@earthlink.net
Professor; Ph.D., Columbia, 1988.
High-speed optical fiber communication systems, with emphasis on optical amplification and wavelength-division-multiplexed technologies and networks.
EEB 538, (213) 740-4664, willner@usc.edu
Professor; Ph.D., Cornell, 1984.
Information theory, coding theory, data compression and their applications.
EEB 508, (213) 740-4674, zhzhang@csi.usc.edu
USC Viterbi School of Engineering