Martin Haenggi |
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Associate Professor Network
Communications and Information Processing Laboratory |
News:
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05/2010 |
Tutorial on ``Stochastic
Geometry and Random Graphs for the Design and Analysis of Wireless Networks”,
ICC 2010, Cape Town, South Africa. |
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11/2009 |
Completed manuscript on
``Interference in Large Wireless Networks”, Foundations and Trends in Networking, NOW Publishers (with Radha K. Ganti) |
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09/2009 |
JSAC Issue on Stochastic
Geometry and Random Graphs for Wireless Networks published. |
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01/2009 |
Appointed Associate Editor
for the ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks |
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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) |
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09/2008 |
NSF Theoretical Foundations
Award on "Distributed Error Correction Strategies for Wireless
Networks" (Co-PI, 2008-2011; coll. research with J. Kliewer,
NMSU) |
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08/2008 |
Appointed Associate Editor
for the IEEE Transactions on Mobile
Computing |
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06/2008 |
Appointed Member of the
Executive Committee of the Center for Applied
Mathematics |
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09/2007 |
NSF Theoretical Foundations
Award on "Geometric Analysis of Large Wireless Networks: Interference, Outage,
and Delay" (PI, 2007-2010) |
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2007-2008 |
Sabbatical Leave at the
University of California at San Diego (UCSD) |
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07/2007 |
Research featured in the 2007 Brochure of the
ND Office of Research |
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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) |
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11/2006 |
DTRA/CRANE Award "Networked
Sensing in Built and Natural Environments" (2006-2009; with 6 colleagues
in EE and civil engineering) |
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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) |
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11/2005 |
Paper "Routing in Ad Hoc Networks: A
Case for Long Hops" is #52 in IEEE Xplore Top
100 List |
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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) |
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06/2005 |
NSF Theoretical Foundations
Award on "Delay-Constrained Multihop
Transmission in Wireless Networks" (Co-PI, 2005-2009) |
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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". |
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01/2005 |
NSF CAREER Award for a
project entitled "Modeling and Managing Uncertainty in Wireless Ad Hoc
and Sensor Networks" (2005-2010) |
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01/2005 |
Distinguished Lecturer of
the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society for 2005/06 |
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2005-2008 |
Member of the Editorial
Board of the Elsevier Journal on Ad
Hoc Networks |
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Teaching:
Current Course: EE 40471 Digital Signal Processing
(Spring 2010)
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)