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My research and teaching interests are in embedded real-time digital signal processing for communication systems and image processing systems. For my research, I was elevated to IEEE Fellow "for contributions to multicarrier communications and image display" (news release). For my teaching, I received the University's Texas Exes Teaching Award sponsored by the alumni association. I currently hold the Engineering Foundation Professorship.
My research group develops signal processing theory and algorithms with implementation constraints in mind, and translates algorithms into design methods and embedded prototypes. We develop and deploy full system testbeds. Our current projects include wireless interference mitigation, powerline communications, and multicore computing. We have new efforts underway in cell phone video acquisition and system-level electronic design automation. My research group is the Embedded Signal Processing Laboratory, which is part of the Wireless Networking and Communications Group and Center for Perceptual Systems.
Here are recent awards by research group alumni:
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