Seminar Announcement
ECE/iNetS Seminar
October 8, 2008
Burchard, Room 210
Applications of Advanced Imaging Technologies in the Customization and Optimization of Medical Devices
Abstract This is the era of the virtual... [Click here for more...]
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Faculty Positions Available: The ECE Department invites applications for faculty positions for the 2007-08 academic year. Positions are available for tenure-track appointments, non-tenure track appoints, and adjunct faculty assignments.
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Now Open for Use
- Francis T. Boesch Electronics Laboratory:
- A variety of electronic test instrumentation has been deployed in a new open laboratory facility located in Burchard 213. This laboratory will provide opportunities for students and faculty members to "play" with advanced electronic systems. The network equipment will be open early the Spring 08 semester..
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Center for Intelligent Networked Systems
The Center for Intelligent Networked Systems (iNetS) has been established under the leadership of Prof. Victor Lawrence. The center will explore a range of research topics through which intelligence can be integrated into the network infrastructure(s) and connected end nodes of networked systems.
Dr. Victor B. Lawrence is the Batchelor Chair Professor of Electrical Engineering in the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering.
Prior to joining Stevens, Prof. Lawrence was Vice President, Advanced Communications Technology at Lucent Bell laboratories, where he has held a variety of research and management positions for over 30 years. At Lucent Bell Laboratories, Prof. Lawrence was a key proponent of R&D globalization and is championing the effort to bring fiber optic connectivity to Africa. Over the past several years at Bell Labs, he has managed a worldwide R&D organization, with branches in Beijing and Shanghai in China, and in Hilversum and Twente in the Netherlands, as well as in four states of the US. Prof. Lawrence holds several honors, including Fellow of the IEEE and membership in the National Academy of Engineering
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Recent ECE News
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NSF Awards Professor Chen a Grant to Research Radio Spectrum Security
Recently, the National Science Foundation awarded Professor Yingying Chen with a grant to research, "Securing Spectrum Usage in Future Radio Systems." Since the future wireless devices will be highly-programmable with the exposure of the protocol stacks to the public, adversaries can easily purchase low-cost wireless devices to launch... [Click here for more...] | Professor Yi Guo Awarded a Research Grant by the NSF
The National Science Foundation (NSF) newly awarded Stevens Professor Yi Guo with a grant to research the "Control of Atomic-Scale Friction by Normal Surface Oscillation." The goal of the NSF project is to develop control methodologies to reduce friction at the atomic-scale by surface vibration. Professor Guo plans to pursue a rigorous... [Click here for more...] | Three New Books Have Been Published
Three new books have been published this month in Prof. Tewksbury's IEEE Press/Wiley book series "Microelectronic Systems." They are (i) DRAM Circuit Design: Principles and High-Speed Topics, B. Keeth et al, 2008; (ii) Wireless LAN Radios: Software Definition to Transistor Design, A. Behzad, 2008;... [Click here for more...] | Dr. Chandramouli Awarded Grant by the Office of Justice Programs
Dr. Chandramouli has been awarded grant by the Office of Justice Programs of the Department of Justice for his Project titled "Cognitive radio protocols and platform for dynamic spectrum access in public safety bands." Project Description Recent studies (e.g., Project SAFECOM) have shown that radio spectrum is fragmented... [Click here for more...] | Dr. Comaniciu Receives 2007 Marconi Award
Professor Cristina Comaniciu has been recently awarded the 2007 Marconi Price Paper Award in Wireless Communications for her paper ''On the capacity of mobile ad-hoc networks with delay constraints, IEEE Trans. on Wireless Communications, vol.5, no.8, pp.2061 -- 2071, August 2006.'' | Professor Chadramouli will represent IEEE Communications Society
Professor Rajarathnam Chandramouli, Thomas E. Hattrick Chair Associate Professor of Information Systems has been appointed by the Director of IEEE Communications Society (COMSOC) Standards Board to represent COMSOC in the Management Board of the IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee (SCC) 41. The Standards Coordinating Committee will sponsor... [Click here for more...] | CIESE Awarded 3-Year, $1.2M NSF ITEST Grant
CIESE has been awarded a three-year, $1.2 million Information Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers (ITEST) grant from the National Science Foundation to implement pre-engineering and information technology experiences in courses and summer programs with teachers and students from schools throughout New Jersey. The BUILD IT program utilizes LEGO robotics and... [Click here for more...] | NSF awards Subbalakshmi a grant for cryptography research
The National Science Foundation’s Cyber Trust Program has awarded Stevens Professor K.P. (Suba) Subbalakshmi a grant to further her research on wireless network security, in particular, the fundamental trade-offs in wireless security, power consumption and error-resilient encryption code design. Subbalakshmi, an Assistant Professor in Stevens’ Electrical and Computer... [Click here for more...] |
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