Women Faculty in EECS

	Ana Arias Acting Associate Professor* of Electrical Engineering Graduate of the University of Cambridge Interests: Energy; Physical Electronics.
	Ruzena Bajcsy Professor of Computer Science Graduate of Stanford University Interests: Computer vision; Robotics; Artificial intelligence; Bridging Information Technology to Humanities and Social Sciences.
	Constance Chang-Hasnain Professor of Electrical Engineering Graduate of the University of California, Berkeley Interests: Nano-photonics; Bio-photonics; Optical MEMS; Semiconductors.
	Susan Graham Professor Emerita of Computer Science Graduate of Stanford University Interests: Human-Computer Interaction; Programming Systems; Software Development Environments, Software Engineering.
	Sylvia Ratnasamy Assistant Professor of Computer Science (effective July 1, 2011) Graduate of UC Berkeley Interests: Networked Systems
	Tsu-Jae King Professor of Electrical Engineering Graduate of Stanford University Interests: Solid-State Devices.
	Dawn Song Associate Professor of Computer Science Graduate of the University of California, Berkeley Interests: Security
	Claire Tomlin Professor of Electrical Engineering Graduate of the University of California, Berkeley Interests: Control Theory; Hybrid and Embedded Systems; Biological Cell Networks
	Katherine Yelick Professor of Computer Science and NERSC Division Director, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Interests: Programming Systems; Parallel Programming Techniques.
	Bin Yu Professor of Statistics and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Graduate of the University of California, Berkeley Interests: statistical methodologies and models involving large data sets from remote sensing, data networks (internet and sensor networks), neuroscience, finance, and bioinformatics.
	Avideh Zakhor Professor of Electrical Engineering Graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Interests: Signal/Image/Video Processing; Compression and Communication, Multimedia Networking, 3D Modeling, Rendering and Visualization.

* An Acting Associate Professor is a full time, tenure-track faculty with full Academic Senate privileges. The term "acting" indicates that tenure has not yet been conferred, as is typical for very recent additions to our faculty at the Associate Professor level.

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