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Dr Nemai Karmakar has an interest in advanced antenna design
and the next generation of RFID type of devices. |
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Mr
Brian Lithgow's main area of interest is Biomedical
signal processing, but has a strong interest in digital signal
processing in general. |
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Dr
Malin Premaratne has interests in Optical Communications
Systems, Operations Research, Software
Engineering, Digital Signal Processing, Distributed Computing,
Mathematical Modeling and Bio-Photonics |
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Dr.
Ahmet Sekercioglu enjoys simulation. He has spent many happy
hours developing advanced IPv6
simulations in the OMNET++ simulator. He has research
interests in Simulation of very-large scale communication
networks. Computational intelligence (Fuzzy Logic and Evolutionary
Computation) applications to communication network control. And has a
long publications
list. |
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Dr
Jingxin Zhang is strongly focussed on signal processing (eg: of MRI) and
control techniques. |
Honorary Research Associates and Former Members of Staff
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Dr
Hamid Abachi was the departments Director of International
Programs, Director of Postgraduate (Coursework) Programs [and was
especially fond of the Masters of Telecommunications Engineering ],
Director of Professional Development Programs [including Masters by
coursework and single subject enrollments as well as short courses] as
well as First Year Electrical Engineering Co-ordinator . He still
managed to find a little time for research. |
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Dr
L.N. Binh specialises in very high bit rate Optical
Communications and
has built up a research lab which includes donations from Telstra and Siemens, including a 10x 16
Gb/s optically amplified long-haul transmission system in the Optical
Communications and
Applied Photonics Lab, which was donated by Siemens. He
has
been researching 40Gb/s and beyond WDM systems as well as simulating
optical
components and quantum communications.
Dr.Binh has previously been the Director of CTIE.
Dr. Binh's publications list can be seen here |
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A/Prof William A Brown |
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Prof John Bird |
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Dr John A. Bennett specialises in ionospheric
radio propagation, radar and TIGER projects |
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Mr. Terry Cornall has an information page that links to many prior projects. |
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Dr. Gregory Cambrell |
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Dr. Greg Daley |
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Professor
G.K. Egan was the Director of CTIE prior to 2006. His research
interests included the design, programming and application of
high-performance
parallel and distributed computer architectures; special purpose and
alternative computer architectures. He also enjoys
research into
all aspects of autonomous
aircraft.
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Mr Daniel
Grimm conducted research into the effects of IPv6 and other networks
on internet
video streaming. Recently this work was funded under the
Australian Telecommunications CRC, but that project has come to a
close. Dan had worked on the eMerge
project investigating video
conferencing and internet video streaming. |
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Dr Tsun Yue Ho had research interests in Signal
processing, statistical inference (including financial engineering),
wireless communications, channel modeling, MIMO systems, and channel
theory. |
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Mr
Stewart Jenvey has research interests in indoor
radio propagation, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and avionics as
well as advanced antenna design and measurement. An anechoic
chamber facility for antenna measurements, an EMC chamber for EMC
research and testing are part of the facilities in the department. |
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Mr
Ian Kaminskyj. General research interests include:
machine learning, pattern recognition, signal processing, feature
extraction and teaching quality in tertiary education. Specific current
research includes: 1. Automatic classification of audio frequency
waveforms |
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Dr. Donald Keogh |
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Dr.
Nallasamy Mani has research interests in routing
algorithms for broadband networks, mobile computing, channel assignment
and load balancing in mobile networks and multistage interconnection
networks |
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Mr. Nick Moore |
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Dr. Russell Naughton has devoted many hours to creating the superb website: Hargrave : 150 Years of Australian Aviation History |
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Dr Khok Khee Pang
was instrumental in the creation of CTIE, and originally spent his time
on compression and coding techniques related to video. More recently he
had been working on space time channel encoding. An information page that highlights some of Dr. Pang's prior work.
Khee passed away peacefully March 2009 |
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Brett Pentland |
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Dr. Thirukkumaran Sivahumaran received his PhD in 2006. The title of his thesis was "Multiuser
Receivers for Coded Transmit Diversity DS-CDMA Systems". He worked with Dr. Pang and Dr. Binh on space time encoding systems (2007) |
