Current Students

• Thakshila Wimalajeewa, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Hons) (Moratuwa), IEEE student member
  PhD Candidate
  Research interests: Data fusion in wireless sensor networks, Signal Processing for wireless communication
  E-mail: thakshilaw@ece.unm.edu

• K. A. D. Amila V. Kariyapperuma, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Hons) (Moratuwa), MSc. (Moratuwa)
  MSc Thesis Title: DOA Estimation Using ANN Techniques for Asynchronous DS/CDMA Systems
  PhD Candidate
  Research interests: Cooperative communication, Information theory.
  E-mail: amilak@ece.unm.edu

• Tianming Li, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Hons) (Shanghai), IEEE student member 
  PhD Candidate
  Research interests: Cognitive radio, Game theory
  E-mail: kevinltm@ece.unm.edu

• Katherine Spotz, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Hons) 
  M.Sc. Candidate (Thesis)
  Research interests:  Cooperative multiuser communication, Power control algorithms for cooperative communications, Per-antenna adaptive modulation.  
  E-mail: kspotz@unm.edu

• Adam Church, B.Sc.(Eng.) (Hons) 
  M.Sc. Candidate (Thesis)
  Research interests:  Frequency-domain NBI suppression techniques for spread-spectrum systems
  E-mail: adamchurch@gmail.com

Former MS Students

1. K. A. Al Tarazi, MS Thesis: Asymptotic Fusion Performance in a Power Constrained, Distributed Wireless Sensor Network, 2006. (Current Position: inCode Telecom Inc.)

2. A. D. Sathish, MS Thesis: Iterative Low-Complexity Multi-user Detection and Decoding for Coded UWB Systems, 2006.

3. B. Garimella, MS Thesis: Distributed detection and data fusion in resource-constrained wireless sensor networks, 2005. (Current Position: Qualcomm)

4. S. Prasad, MS Thesis: Zoom-based robust super-resolution, 2005. (Current Position: Intel)

5. M. L. Chebolu, MS Thesis: Virtual MIMO and distributed signal processing for wireless sensor networks - An integrated approach, 2005. (Current Position: AT&T Bell Labs)

6. S. Balasubramanian, MS Thesis: Energy-aware, collaborative tracking with ad-hoc wireless sensor networks, 2004.  (Current Position: InterDigital)

7. V. Veeramachaneni, MS Thesis: Adaptive signal processing for energy-limited distributed wireless sensor networks, 2004. (Current Position: Nokia)

8. L. S. Pilluta, MS Thesis: Capacity of MIMO systems - A theoretical and practical perspective, 2004. (Current Position: PhD Candidate at University of British Columbia)