Faculty
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(413) 545-0765
Marcus 201B
Associate Professor
Physical information theory; fundamental limits in nanoelectronic information processing; nanocomputing; nanoscale and quantum devices for computing and photovoltaics.
(413) 545-2463
Marcus 215H
Assistant Professor
Device modeling. Noise, dc, and RF properties of transistors at cryogenic temperatures. Millimeter wave and sub-millimeter wave active integrated circuit design. Self-healing and reconfigurable RF/mixed-signal integrated circuits in CMOS technologies and beyond.
(413) 545-2382
Knowles 309B
Professor
VLSI Circuit Design (Variation, Noise, Interconnects, Clocking and Power), VLSI Architectures for DSP, Cryptography, Graphics, Embedded Security (RFID, PUF, TRNG, Side-channels, Payment Systems, Transportation, Medical Devices), Adaptive Systems on Chip, VLSI Signal Processing, Multimedia for Engineering Education
(413) 545-0401
Knowles 307
Professor and Associate Dept. Head
Electronic Design Automation for digital systems. Formal methods in Computer-Aided Design. Behavioral and RTL synthesis. Formal verification and design validation
(413) 545-3561
Marston 125
Professor
Stability Theory. Robust Control. Discrete Event Systems. Control over Networks. Systems and Control Education.
(413) 545-8583
Marcus 215I
Assistant Professor
Signal and image processing, compressive sensing, dimensionality reduction, machine learning, computational imaging, distributed sensing, sensor networks.
(413) 545-4582
Knowles 113A
Professor
Microwave Imaging and Interferometry. Radar and Radiometer Systems. Radio Oceanography and Meteorology.
(413) 545-4006
Computer Science 230
Adjunct Associate Professor
(413) 545-0574
Knowles 309F
Professor
Multimedia Networks, Wireless Networks, Network Security, Telemedicine.
(413) 545-4548
Knowles 211B
Professor
Multimedia Networking. Internet Routing, Network Security, Energy Efficient Wireless Networks.
(413) 545-3514
Marcus 215L
Professor
Physical-layer communication theory and practice, network science.
(413) 545-0384
Knowles 211E
Professor
Complex graph representations, Algorithmic mechanisms for concept abstraction and analogical reminding, Fast Image retrieval.
(413) 545-1586
Marcus 210E
Faculty and Department Head
Theory and Application of Feedback Control
(545) 545-5822
Knowles 211D
Assistant Professor
Cyber-Physical Systems, Sustainability and Green Computing, Next-generation Clouds and Networks, Embedded Sensor Systems
(413) 545-1386
Marcus 215G
Professor
Modeling of active and passive microwave circuits. Active Antennas. Microwave and millimeter wave integrated circuit design.
(413) 545-0937
Marcus 215D
Professor
Radiowave propagation, Wireless channel modeling, theoretical and applied electromagnetics, wave propagation over rough surfaces, antenna design.
(413) 545-3637
Marcus 215B
Associate Professor
Image Modeling and Processing. Information Fusion for Image Processing and System Modeling. Algorithms and Neural Networks for System Optimization. Signal Detection and Estimation.
(413) 545-2643
Knowles 309E
Professor
Fault - tolerant systems, VLSI yield and reliability, and Digital computer arithmetic.
(413) 545-0766
Knowles 309K
Professor and Graduate Program Director
Real-Time Systems
(413) 577-3309
Knowles 309J
Professor
VLSI Circuit Design & Test, CAD for VLSI circuit Design & Test, Design & Testing of highly scaled circuits, Design of Resilient Computing Systems
(413) 545-3851
Marcus 215A
Associate Professor
Wideband antennas. Small antennas. Frequency selective surfaces. Metamaterials. Cloaking and transformation electromagnetics
(413) 545-3513
Marcus 8
Lecturer and Director of Transfer Affairs
Engineering education, rate of learning models, expert-novice differences, alternative assessments, Mastery learning, transfer
(413) 545-0973
Knowles 113F
Associate Professor
Adaptive Optics
(413) 336-1707
Knowles 205
Faculty
Microwave Remote Sensing. Radar Systems. Wireless Networks.
(413) 320-4669
Knowles 309H
Professor
Nanoscale architectures, nanoelectronics, nanoscale circuits, nanoscale fabrics, low power microprocessor design, single-chip multiprocessors, compiler-architecture interaction, and security
Adjunct Professor
Embedded Security
(413) 545-6860
Knowles 113D
Assistant Professor
Remote Sensing of planetary and terrestrial surfaces and atmospheres, hyperspectral signal and image processing, machine learning, manifold learning, clustering, spectroscopy, physical and statistical modeling of light scattering phenomena, spectrometer signal calibration, simulation and denoising.
(413) 577-0834
Marcus 215K
Associate Professor
Communication systems and networks, sensor networks, error control coding, information theory, signal processing for communications and data storage, algorithms and security.
(413) 577-0861
Marcus 201C
Associate Professor
Computational Nanoelectronics, Modeling and Numerical Methods, Parallel Numerical Algorithms
(413) 577-4308
Marcus 215C
Dev and Linda Gupta Assistant Professor
Micropower Integrated Circuit Design, Biomedical Imaging Devices, Biomedical Implants, Mixed Signal Circuit Design
(413) 577-0623
Knowles 113E
Associate Professor
Microwave Sensor Development and Implementation. Numerical Modeling of Electromagnetic Fields within Natural Media. Signal and Image Processing Applied to Environmental Remote Sensing.
(413) 545-4573
Marcus 5J
Sr. Lecturer II and Undergraduate Program Director
(413) 545-0160
Knowles 309G
Professor
Reconfigurable Computing. Field-Programmable Gate Array Architecture. CAD Algorithms for FPGAs. FPGA-based Logic Emulation.
(413) 545-0207
CS 378
Adjunct Professor, Distinguished Professor at Computer Science
Networks, performance analysis.
(413) 577-2148
Marcus 215J
Associate Professor
Applied and Computational Electromagnetics, EM CAD Design, Domain Decomposition Methods, Finite Element Methods, Boundary Element Methods, Hybrid Techniques, Antenna Arrays.
(413) 545-0757
Knowles 211C
Professor
Computer Networks, High Performance Router Design, Network Processors, Embedded Systems
(413) 545-4571
Marcus 201D
Assistant Professor
Post-CMOS nanodevices, device physics, integrated nanosystems, and enabling nanotechnologies
(413) 545-4465
Knowles 113B
Assistant Professor
Integrative Systems Engineering, sense-and-response sensor networks, sensor virtualization, distribution of high-bandwidth, high-volume data, the design and analysis of long-distance wireless networks, and network measurements
