Rohit Negi

Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Bio

Education

Ph.D., 2000 
Electrical Engineering 
Stanford University

M.S., 1996 
Electrical Engineering 
Stanford University

Research

Wireless communications is on an exponential growth path. As wireless devices are needed to handle more and more sophisticated functions, their design and optimization becomes more critical. An important change in wireless technology is the transition from voice-centric communications to data-related communications. The design of systems now requires a closer integration of the physical layer and the medium access layer. This eventually touches all aspects of physical layer communications, including modulation, coding and multiple access, as well as the lower layers of networking.

Keywords

• Wireless systems
• Wireless networking
• Sensor networks
• Signal processing
• Coding for communications
• Information theory
• Big data analysis
• Cyberphysical systems (CPS)
• Distributed systems
• Electric power systems
• Information and communication technology (ict)
• Social networks