Affiliated with the program are eleven Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty who are involved in complementary research activities. The program is directed by Professor L. Wilson Pearson. Senior leadership includes Professors Michael Pursley and Chalmers Butler. All three are fellows of the IEEE and all received IEEE Third Millennium medals. Dr. Pursley is also a recipient of the IEEE Communications Society Edwin Howard Armstrong Achievement Award. Dr. Butler is currently international Vice President of the International Union for Radio Science (URSI). Pearson is a former President of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society.

Michael B. Pursley
Spread-spectrum communications, modulation and coding, wireless network protocols, mobile radio networks

Chalmers M. Butler
Electromagnetic theory, mathematical methods, numerical techniques, high-speed circuits

Carl W. Baum
Spread-spectrum communications, detection theory, coding theory

Joseph L. Hammond
Telecommunications, protocols, controls, computer networks

John J. Komo
Error control coding, sequences for spread-spectrum communications

Anthony Q. Martin
Wideband & multiband antennas, digital beamforming, HPM effects on digital circuits, numerical methods

Daniel L. Noneaker
Spread-spectrum communications, modulation and coding for fading channels

Harlan B. Russell
Wireless networks, including routing, adaptive-transmission, and protocols for the distribution of multimedia information

L. Wilson Pearson
Transmitting antennas with digital beamforming, optimum waveforms for ultra-wideband transmission, noise/interference assessment

David Salant
Spectrum economics and auctioning

Martha Steenstrup
Computer networks

Frederick M. Tesche
Electromagnetic compatibility and numerical modeling

Kuang-Ching Wang
Wireless networks and mobile computing, ad hoc and sensor networks, distributed protocols, embedded systems.

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