Martin Haenggi

 

 

 

Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Concurrent Professor, Dept. of Applied and Comp. Math. and Statistics
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN 46556
Tel: (574) 631-6103 (Voice)
E-Mail: mhaenggi (at) nd.edu

 

Research Group

Publications

Teaching

 

Emerging Wireless Architectures (EWA) Laboratory

 

A Note to Prospective Graduate Students


News:

2012

Co-Organizer of the DIMACS Workshop on Connectivity and Resilience for Large-Scale Networks (with Edmund Yeh)

2012

TCP Co-Chair of the Communication Theory Symposium at the 2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC'12)

01/2011

Steering Commmittee Member of the IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing

09/2010

Two-day Short Course in the INFORTE Educational Program for ICT Professionals (Oulu, Finland) on the Analysis and Design of Wireless Networks using Stochastic Geometry

08/2010

Distinguished Invited Lecture on Cognitive Networks at the International Conference on Computer Communications Networks (ICCCN’10)

07/2010

NSF Award on “Theory and Practice of Cooperative Wireless Networks” (PI, 2010-2013)

05/2010

Tutorial on "Stochastic Geometry and Random Graphs for the Design and Analysis of Wireless Networks", ICC 2010, Cape Town, South Africa.

04/2010

Paper "Stochastic Geometry and Random Graphs for the Analysis and Design of Wireless Networks" (IEEE JSAC, Sept. 2009, with J. Andrews, F. Baccelli, O. Dousse, and M. Franceschetti) receives the 2010 IEEE Communications Society Best Tutorial Paper award.

11/2009

Completed manuscript ``Interference in Large Wireless Networks”, Foundations and Trends in Networking, NOW Publishers (with Radha K. Ganti)

2009-2011

Associate Editor for the ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks

2009

General Co-Chair of the 2009 International Workshop on Spatial Stochastic Models for Wireless Networks (SpaSWiN’09), Seoul, Korea, June 26, 2009 (with Jeff Andrews)

09/2008

NSF Theoretical Foundations Award on "Distributed Error Correction Strategies for Wireless Networks" (Co-PI, 2008-2011; coll. research with J. Kliewer, NMSU)

2008-2011

Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing

2008-2010

Member of the Executive Committee of the Center for Applied Mathematics

09/2007

NSF Theoretical Foundations Award on "Geometric Analysis of Large Wireless Networks: Interference, Outage, and Delay" (PI, 2007-2010)

2007-2008

Sabbatical Leave at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD)

07/2007

Research featured in the 2007 Brochure of the ND Office of Research

11/2006

DARPA/IPTO IT-MANET Award "Rethinking Mobile Ad Hoc Networks: A Non-Equilibrium Information Theory" (2006-2011; coll. research with 12 colleagues at 8 institutions)

11/2006

DTRA/CRANE Award "Networked Sensing in Built and Natural Environments" (2006-2010; with 6 colleagues in EE and civil engineering)

01/2006

Undergraduate Research: Kristen Woyach's paper "Sensorless Sensing in Wireless Networks: Implementation and Measurements" is accepted at the 2006 Second International Workshop on Wireless Network Measurement (WiNMee'06)

11/2005

Paper "Routing in Ad Hoc Networks: A Case for Long Hops" is #52 in IEEE Xplore Top 100 List

08/2005

NSF Applied Math Award on "Applications of Random Geometric Graphs to Large Ad Hoc Wireless Networks (coll. research with Dr. Béla Bollobás, Univ. of Memphis, 2005-2008)

06/2005

NSF Theoretical Foundations Award on "Delay-Constrained Multihop Transmission in Wireless Networks" (Co-PI, 2005-2009)

04/2005

Undergraduate Research: Brian Richards wins Student Poster Competition at the ASEE Indiana/Illinois Sectional Meeting with his poster "Sensing without Sensors: Information Harvesting from Signal Strength Measurements".

01/2005

NSF CAREER Award for a project entitled "Modeling and Managing Uncertainty in Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks" (2005-2010)

01/2005

Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society for 2005/06

2005-2008

Member of the Editorial Board of the Elsevier Journal on Ad Hoc Networks

 

Old webpage at ETH, Zürich, Switzerland
CNN Simulator

Teaching:

 

Current Course: EE 40471 Digital Signal Processing

 

Former Courses:
EE 471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2001)

EE 598H Applied Networking Theory (Fall 2001)
EE 471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2002)
EE 598A Topics in Wireless Networking (Fall 2002)
EE 471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2003)
EE 344 Signals and Systems I (Fall 2003)
EE 598Q Topics in Wireless Networking (Spring 2004)
EE 344 Signals and Systems I (Fall 2004)
EE 554 Communication Networks (Spring 2005)
EE 30344 Signals and Systems I (Fall 2005)
EE 67011 Topics in Wireless Networking (Spring 2006)
EE 30344 Signals and Systems I (Fall 2006)
EE 60554 Communication Networks (Spring 2007)

EE 87021 Advanced Topics in Random Wireless Networks (Fall 2008)

EE 40471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2009)

EE 60554 Communication Networks (Fall 2009)

EE 40471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2010)

EE 87021 Advanced Topics in Random Wireless Networks (Fall 2010)

EE 40471 Digital Signal Processing (Spring 2011)

EE 60554 Communication Networks (Fall 2011)

 








it 
counters
Dell Coupons