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	John A Board, Associate Professor and Associate Chair 209D Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5272 jab@ee.duke.edu John Board is an Associate Professor of ECE and of Computer Science. He received his D.Phil in 1986 from Oxford University. His research interests include: High performance scientific computing and simulation, novel computer architectures, cluster computing and parallel processing; ubiquitous computing.  [Read more]
	David J Brady, Professor 2537 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5394 dbrady@duke.edu David Brady leads the (Duke Imaging and Spectroscopy Program), which builds computational optical sensor systems. DISP projects include hyperspectral microscopy, Raman spectroscopy for tissue chemometrics, optical coherence sensors and infrared spectral filters.  [Read more]
	Martin A Brooke, Associate Professor 3581 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5252 mbrooke@ee.duke.edu Martin Brooke has research and teaching interests in the design of new analog and mixed signal integrated circuits, for unconventional applications. His research is characterized by collaborative multi-investigator programs, resulting in significant hardware demonstrators. He teaches undergraduate design courses focused on team based multidisciplinary design, and graduate coursework resulting in hardware demonstrators.  [Read more]
	April S. Brown, John Cocke Professor and Sr. Associate Dean for Research 3573 Fitzpatrick Center +1 919 660 5498 abrown@ee.duke.edu April Brown is recieved her Ph.D. in 1985 from Cornell University. Her research is focused on the synthesis and design of nanostructures to microelectronic devices.  [Read more]
	Lawrence Carin, William H. Younger Professor 3459 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5270 lcarin@ee.duke.edu Lawrence Carin is a Professor in Duke ECE. His current research interests include short-pulse scattering, subsurface sensing, and wave-based signal processing. He is an IEEE Fellow and a member of the Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu honor societies.  [Read more]
	Krishnendu Chakrabarty, Professor 2513 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5244 krish@ee.duke.edu Prof. Chakrabarty's research interests include design and testing of nanometer integrated circuits, design of digital microfluidic biochips, circuits and computing systems based on emerging technologies, and wireless/sensor networks. He teaches courses in Computer Engineering and Microsystems. He is a Fellow of IEEE  [Read more]
	Leslie M Collins, Professor and Chair 128 Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5260, +1 919 660 5212 lcollins@ee.duke.edu Leslie Collins is a Professor and Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering and has joint appointments in Biomedical Engineering and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (DUMC). She received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering:Systems from the University of Michigan. Her research interests lie in physics-based statistical signal processing with applications in remote sensing and auditory prostheses.  [Read more]
	Steven A Cummer, Jeffrey N. Vinik Associate Professor 3455 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5256 cummer@ee.duke.edu Steven Cummer is an Associate Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He received his Ph.D. from Stanford University in 1997. His research interests include remote sensing, electromagnetic modeling, and complex electromagnetic materials.  [Read more]
	Chris Dwyer, Assistant Professor 209B Hudson Hall Engineering Building +1 919 660 5275 c.dwyer@duke.edu Chris Dwyer is an Assistant Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He received his Ph.D. from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2003. His research interests include DNA self-assembly, nanoscale circuit modeling and fabrication, and computer architecture.  [Read more]
	Richard B Fair, Professor 3519 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5277 rfair@ee.duke.edu Richard Fair received his Ph.D. degree from Duke University in 1969. His research interests have been in semiconductor devices and processes, and he started the field of Technology Computer Aided Design (TCAD)with his early work in process modeling and simulation at Bell Labs. His research areas now focus on microfluidic systems with biomedical applications.  [Read more]
	Rhett T George, Assistant Professor 108A Engineering Bldg +1 919 660 5242 rhett.george@duke.edu Dr. Rhett George is an Assistant Professor at ECE and is Faculty Advisor, Duke Chapter, Society of Automotive Engineers. His main research interests are analog electronics, power electronics, and electric vehicles.  [Read more]
	Jeffrey T. Glass, Professor and Hogg Family Director, Eng. Management & Entrepreneurship 3405 Fitzpatrick Building jeff.glass@duke.edu Dr. Glass is a Professor in ECE and Director of the Pratt School's Master of Engineering Management Program at Duke University. He also holds the Hogg Family endowed chair in Engineering Management and Entrepreneurship. His current appointment involves research in electronic and biological materials as well as the development of joint educational, research and technology transfer activities related to the intersection of business and technology.  [Read more]
	Michael R Gustafson, Assistant Professor of the Practice 1405B CIEMAS +1 919 660 5354, +1 919 225 5354 mrg@duke.edu
	Lisa G Huettel, Associate Professor of the Practice 106 Hudson Hall Engineering Building +1 919 660 5237 lisa.huettel@duke.edu Lisa Huettel is an Associate Professor of the Practice in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Director of Undergraduate Labs for the department. She received her Ph.D. from Duke University in 1999. Her research is focused on the application of statistical signal processing to remote sensing.  [Read more]
	William T Joines, Professor 307 Engineering Bldg +1 919 660 5281 william.joines@duke.edu William T. Joines joined the Electrical Engineering Department of Duke University as an Assistant Professor in 1966. He was appointed as an Associate Professor in 1968 and a Full Professor in 1979. His current research interests include electromagnetic field and wave interactions with materials and structures.  [Read more]
	Nan M. Jokerst, J.A. Jones Professor FCIEMAS 3589 +1 919 660 5503 nan.jokerst@duke.edu Nan Marie Jokerst is the J. A. Jones Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University. She has over 150 refereed publications and presentations, and three patents.  [Read more]
	Tom Katsouleas, Professor and Dean tom.katsouleas@duke.edu Tom Katsouleas is a specialist in the use of plasmas as novel particle accelerators and light sources. His work has been featured on the covers of Physical Review Letters, Scientific American, the CERN Courier and Nature. He has authored or co-authored over 200 publications and given more than 50 major invited talks.  [Read more]
	Jungsang Kim, Assistant Professor CIEMAS 3579 +1 919 660 5258 jungsang@ee.duke.edu Jungsang Kim received his B.S. in Physics from Seoul National University in 1992, and Ph.D. in physics from Stanford University in 1999. He joined Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies at Murray Hill, New Jersey in 1999, where he served as a Technical Manager since 2001. He joined the ECE department at Duke in July 2004.  [Read more]
	Jeffrey L Krolik, Professor 3465 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5274 jk@ee.duke.edu Jeffrey Krolik is a Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in ECE. His research and teaching interests are in the area of statistical signal and sensor array processing. Some of his current projects include signal processing algorithm development for over-the-horizon HF radar, passive and active sonar, microwave remote sensing of the marine boundary layer, and robust functional magnetic resonance imaging.  [Read more]
	Alvin R. Lebeck, Professor of Computer Science and Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering D308 Levine Science Research Center +1 919 660 6551, +1 919 660 6500 alvy@cs.duke.edu
	Qing H. Liu, Professor 3469 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5440 qing.liu@ee.duke.edu Qing H. Liu is Professor of the ECE Department. He recieved his Ph.D. degree in 1989 from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research is focused on computational electromagnetics and acoustics, inverse problems, subsurface sensing, biomedical imaging, and simulation of photonic and high-speed electronic circuits and devices.  [Read more]
	Hisham Z. Massoud, Professor CIEMAS Building, Room 3521 +1 919 660 5257 massoud@ee.duke.edu Hisham Z. Massoud is Professor in the ECE Department. He obtained his Ph.D. at Stanford University in 1983 in Electrical Engineering. His research interests are in MOS ultrathin gate dielectrics, device physics, modeling, simulation, and characterization. He is currently interested in near-limit CMOS performance and nanoelectronic device simulation.  [Read more]
	James Morizio, Assistant Research Professor and President, Triangle BioSystems 213C Hudson Hall 919-660-5252 jmorizio@ee.duke.edu James Morizio is currently a Assistant Research Professor in ECE and is also President of Triangle BioSystems, Inc., where he project leads numerous mixed-signal broadband and audio VLSI design projects. He conducts research in the areas of mixed-signal VLSI design and sub-system hardware development for biomedical instrumentation products.  [Read more]
	Loren W Nolte, Professor 3471 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5266 lwn@ee.duke.edu Loren Nolte is Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering with a secondary appointment as Professor of Biomedical Engineering. His current research interests are in signal detection and estimation theory with applications to ocean acoustics, biomedical statistical image processing, and optimal decision fusion.  [Read more]
	Douglas P Nowacek, Associate Professor (primary appt: Coastal Systems Science & Policy) doug.nowacek@duke.edu
	Matthew S. Reynolds, Assistant Professor 3473 FCIEMAS +1 919 681 9471 matt.reynolds@duke.edu Matt Reynolds is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He received his Ph.D. from MIT in 2003. Matt's research interests include RFID and its application to robotics and human-computer interaction, ultra low power sensing and computation, parasitic power, and smart materials, surfaces, and spaces.  [Read more]
	Romit Roy Choudhury, Assistant Professor 203 Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5365 romit@ee.duke.edu Romit Roy Choudhury has broad research interests centered around wireless networking, mobile computing, and distributed systems. He focuses on analysing, designing, and implementing protocols for wireles multihop networks, such as mesh networks, sensor networks, and vehicular networks.  [Read more]
	David R Smith, William Bevan Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering 130 Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5252 d.r.smith@duke.edu David Smith's research interests include photonic crystals, metamaterials and negative index media, plasmon nanophotonics, and self-monitoring composites.  [Read more]
	Daniel J Sorin, Assistant Professor 209C Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5439 sorin@ee.duke.edu Daniel Sorin is an assistant professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 2002. His reseach interests are in computer architecture.  [Read more]
	Adrienne Stiff-Roberts, Assistant Professor 3511 CIEMAS +1 919 660 5560 adrienne.stiffroberts@duke.edu Dr. Stiff-Roberts' research interests encompass the epitaxial growth and characterization of quantum-confined semiconductor materials; the synthesis and characterization of hybrid organic/inorganic nanomaterial thin films; and the design, fabrication, and characterization of optoelectronic and photonic devices featuring hybrid nanomaterials, especially in the infrared regime.  [Read more]
	Kishor S Trivedi, Hudson Professor (joint with Computer Science) 206 Hudson Eng Ctr +1 919 660 5269, kst@ee.duke.edu Kishor Trivedi holds the Hudson Chair in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University. He also holds a joint appointment in the Department of Computer Science at Duke. He has been on the Duke faculty since 1975.  [Read more]
	Rebecca Willett, Assistant Professor FCIEMAS 3463 +1 919 660 5544 rebecca.willett@duke.edu Teach ECE 189: Image and Multidimensional Signal Processing Teach ECE 282: Estimation Theory Teach ECE 299: Time-Frequency and Multiscale Analysis Member of the Graduate Studies Committee  [Read more]
	Gary A Ybarra, Professor of the Practice 116 Engineering Bldg +1 919 660 5220 gary@ee.duke.edu Gary A. Ybarra is Professor of the Practice and Director of Undergraduate Studies of Electrical and Computer Engineering. He received his Ph.D. in 1992 from North Carolina State University. His research is focused on microwave imaging and K-12 engineering outreach.  [Read more]
	Tomoyuki Yoshie, Assistant Professor 3529 FCIEMAS +1 919 660 8448 yoshie@duke.edu Tomoyuki Yoshie worked as a research engineer and later a chief research engineer at Sanyo Electric, Japan, for developing green-blue-UV semiconductor laser diodes. While studying at Caltech, he demonstrated quantum dot photonic crystal nanolasers, 130 GHz photonic crystal nanolasers and strong coupling with a single quantum dot in a photonic crystal nanocavity. He joined ECE as an Assistant Professor in January, 2005.  [Read more]

	Gershon Kedem, Associate Professor (primary appt: Computer Science) D342 LSRC 919-660-6555, 919-660-6500 kedem@cs.duke.edu
	Stephen W Teitsworth, Associate Professor (primary appt: Physics) 056 Physics Bldg +1 919 660 2560 teitso@phy.duke.edu

	Jeffrey H Derby, Adjunct Associate Professor 02D Hudson Hall +1 919 660 3231, +1 919 254 3446 jhd@ee.duke.edu Jeff Derby received his PhD from Columbia University in 1975. He is an adjunct faculty member at Duke and is a Senior Technical Staff Member in the Microelectronics Division of IBM. His research and development activities are focused on circuits and systems for analog and digital signal processing in communication systems.  [Read more]
	Jason A Janet, Adjunct Associate Professor and VP of Development, Vortex HC 900-E Perimeter Park +1 919 225 1724, +1 919 462 8828 jjanet@vortexhc.com VP of Development, VHC, Adjunct Associate Professor at Duke University Pratt School of Engineering, and Adjunct Asst Professor at North Carolina State University School of Engineering.  [Read more]

	Rachael B Brady, Research Scientist, Sr 2509 CIEMAS +1 919 660 0185 rbrady@duke.edu Rachael Brady specializes in the use of technology to aid data exploration and analysis. She promotes the use of visualization and virtual reality technologies for improved understanding of scientific data and human cognition. With nearly twenty-years of experience, she is a leader in the creation of facilities and development of solutions that combine statistical methods, digital image processing methods and visualization methods to provide insight into scientific questions. Brady is the founding director of the Visualization Technology Group at Duke University (vis.duke.edu), where she is responsible for the installation and operation of a 6-sided CAVE-like virtual reality theater. She is also actively involved with developing innovative cross-disciplinary research programs through her role as faculty advisor to the ISIS (interdisciplinary studies + information sciences) program (isis.duke.edu). In this capacity she has worked on art and engineering collaborations that have produced the FreeSpace and soundSense demonstration/performances.  [Read more]
	Glenda Kelly, Research Scientist and Director of Development, Duke Center for Science Education 210 Hudson Hall 919 660-5532 glenda@ee.duke.edu
	Paul A. Klenk, Research Scientist 02D Hudson Hall (919) 660-9456 pak@duke.edu
	Xuejun Liao, Assistant Research Professor 130 Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5547 xjliao@ee.duke.edu
	Nikos P Pitsianis, Assistant Research Professor CIEMAS 2537 +1 919 660 0195, +1 919 660 5598 nikos.pitsianis@duke.edu Research experience and interests are in algorithms and architectures for high performance computing, numerical linear algebra and parallelization, use of symbolic math and compiler techniques for optimization and applications in integrated sensing and processing.  [Read more]
	Jeremiah J Remus, Assistant Research Professor 3461 CIEMAS jeremiah.remus@duke.edu
	Stacy L Tantum, Assistant Research Professor 3453 FCIEMAS +1 919 660 5239 stacy.tantum@duke.edu Stacy Tantum is an Assistant Research Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering. She received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering in 1998 from Duke University. Her research is focused on signal processing with applications in remote sensing and ocean acoustics.  [Read more]
	Scott D. Wolter, Assistant Research Professor CIEMAS 3563 +1 919 660 5570 woltersd@duke.edu

	James F. Kaiser, Visiting Professor 209A Hudson jfk@ee.duke.edu
	Dean E McCumber, Visiting Professor 130 Hudson Hall dean.mccumber@duke.edu

	H Craig Casey, Professor Emeritus 213C Engineering Bldg hcc@ee.duke.edu H. Craig Casey, Jr. is Professor Emeritus in the ECE Department. He received his Ph.D. in 1964 from Stanford University. His research is involved with the properties of optoelectronic materials and devices.  [Read more]
	Peter N Marinos, Professor and Professor Emeritus 217C Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5252 pnm@ee.duke.edu
	Harry A. Owen Jr., Professor Emeritus harry.owenjr@verizon.net
	Paul P Wang, Professor Emeritus and 2nd Lieutenant, Chinese Air Force 04B Hudson Hall +1 919 660 5259 ppw@ee.duke.edu
	Thomas G. Wilson, Professor Emeritus tgw@ee.duke.edu