FACULTY AND STAFF
Dr.Aneesh Aggarwal,
EB K2, 777-2509,
aneesh@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., University of Maryland,
College Park
Research:
Computer architecture, power-aware and complexity-
effective micro-architectures; high performance computer architectures; compiler
optimizations for power-efficiency and high performance; instruction level parallelism; memory subsystem; network and embedded processors.
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Dr. Yu Chen,
EB P12, 777-6133,
ychen@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., University of Southern California
Research:
Security in computer networks and large scale distributed/Grid computer systems; Internet security protocols; Internet infrastructure security; trust, security, and privacy in wireless; embedded and pervasive computing; and Reconfigurable /Embedded Computer Architectures.
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Dr. James Constable,
EB Q18, 777-2481,
constab@binghamton.edu,
Professor and Graduate Director, Ph.D., PE, Ohio State
Research:
Instrumentation; contact resistance; electrical noise; electronics packaging.
Dr. Scott Craver,
EB Q8, 777-1889,
scraver@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Princeton University
Research:
Information security; cryptology; steganography; watermarking and DRM systems; security engineering.
Dr. Mark Fowler,
EB Q14, 777-6973,
mfowler@binghamton.edu,
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate EE Program, Ph.D., Penn State
Research:
Digital signal processing; video compression; data compression for remote sensing; signal detection for defense environments; single-platform emitter location; wavelet transform theory and applications.
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Dr. Jessica Fridrich,
EB Q16, 777-6177,
fridrich@binghamton.edu,
Professor,Ph.D., Binghamton University
Research:
Specializing in all aspects of information hiding in digital imagery, including watermarking for authentication, tamper detection, self-embedding, robust watermarking, steganography and steganalysis, forensic analysis of digital images (detection of forgeries), and advanced image processing and encryption techniques. My earlier research interests were in chaotic nonlinear dynamical systems and dynamical systems modeling.
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Dr. Xiaohua (Edward) Li,
EB, Q6 777-6048
xli@binghamton.edu,
Associate Professor,Ph.D., University of Cincinnati
Research:
Signal processing and communications.
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Dr. Vladimir Nikulin,
EB Q12, 777-6956
vnikulin@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor,Ph.D., Binghamton University
Research:
Laser communications.
Dr. Qinru Qiu,
EB P14, 777-4918,
qqiu@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor,Ph.D., University of Southern California
Research:
Dynamic Power Management; energy aware computation & communication; CAD for low power VLSI design; circuit/system power estimation.
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Kurt Rogers,
EB Q13, 777-5913
kdrogers@binghamton.edu,
Lecturer,
Dr. Victor Skormin,
EB P2, 777-4013,
vskormin@binghamton.edu,
Distinguished Service Professor,Ph.D., Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, Moscow, Russia
Research:
Modern control theory and applications (motion control, pointing-acquisition-tracking systems in laser communication, novel robotics-based gimbals systems, high-performance hybrid laser positioning systems); computer network/information security (biological approach to system information security, detection of self-replication in malicious codes, immunocomputing); mathematical modeling and system optimization; technical diagnostics (system diagnostics for power generators and avionics).
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Robert Sterlacci,
EB Q34,
sterlacc@binghamton.edu,
Adjunct Lecturer,
Research:
Digital and analog electronics.
Dr. Douglas Summerville,
EB P10, 777-2942,
dsummer@binghamton.edu,
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate CoE Program,Ph.D.,Binghamton University
Research:
Computer engineering; network security; intrusion detection.
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Dr. Christopher Twigg,
EB P16, 777-4343,
ctwigg@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor,Ph.D.,Georgia Institute of Technology
Research:
Reconfigurable and programmable mixed-signal integrated circuits; floating gate circuits; low power analog; neuromorphic circuits and processing.
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Dr. Roger Westgate,
EB Q13, 777-6598,
westgate@binghamton.edu,
Professor,Ph.D., Princeton University
Research:
Microwave circuits and devices; high speed electronics.
Dr. N. Eva Wu,
EB P4, 777-4375,
evawu@binghamton.edu,
Professor,Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Research:
Fault tolerant control.
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Dr. Qing Wu,
EB Q10, 777-4536,
qwu@binghamton.edu,
Assistant Professor,Ph.D., University of Southern California
Research:
Design methodology and automation of VLSI circuits and systems; energy analysis and optimization in mobile computing and communication systems; High performance computing for massively-parallel computing systems.
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Dr. Stephen Zahorian,
EB Q4, 777-4846,
zahorian@binghamton.edu,
ECE Department Chair and Professor, Ph.D., Syracuse University
Research:
Speech communication; real-time digital signal processing; applications of microprocessors to biomedical engineering.
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STAFF
Kim Murphy,
EB Q5, 777-4840,
kmurphy@binghamton.edu,
ECE Department Administrative Assistant
Shelene VanKuren,
EB Q2, 777-4856,
svankure@binghamton.edu,
ECE Department Secretary
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Binghamton University,
State University of New York.
