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Mr. Wen-Chih Chen
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Wen-Chih Chen is a Ph.D. student in the MEMs Institute at the National
Tsing-Hua University
in Taiwan. He arrived in June 2007 to research optical MEMs with Ming
Wu. He will stay in Berkeley through April 2008.
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wcchen@eecs
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Dr. Woo Young Choi
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Dr. Woo Young Choi completed his Ph.D. in February 2006
at Seoul National University on "Impact-Ionization Metal-Oxide
Semiconductor (I-MOS) Devices Using Avalanche Breakdown Method."
He arrived in Berkeley in September 2006 and will be here doing research with
Professor Tsu-Jae King Liu's group through December 2008.
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wychoi@eecs
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Dr. Ignasi Cos-Aguilera
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Dr. Ignasi Cos-Aguilera, a native of Spain,
finished his Ph.D. at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland in 2006 and came to
UC Berkeley as a Postdoc to work with Jose Carmena.
Dr. Cos-Aguilera is conducting research in neural engineering and systems neuroscience
for three years, through February 2009.
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ignasi@berkeley
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Dr. Jau-Min Ding
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Dr. Jau-Min Ding comes to Berkeley as a visiting
scholar from Taiwan's Industrial
Technology Research Institute (ITRI), planning to work with Vivek
Subramanian and his research group on solution processes for flexible
photovoltaic devices. He arrived in Berkeley in mid-July 2007
and will be staying with us through the end of 2008.
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jmding@itri.org.tw
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Dr. Vincent Duindam
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Dr. Vincent Duindam completed his Ph.D. in March of 2006 at the University
of Twente in the Netherlands and arrived in Berkeley in mid-September 2006 to do research
with Professor Shankar Sastry through August 2008. Dr. Duindam's research interests include
surgical robotics, robotic locomotion, (differential) geometry, computer vision,
and augmented reality. He will be teaching EECS 125, Introduction to Robotics, in
Fall 2007.
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vincentd@eecs
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Dr. Mark Felegyhazi
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A citizen of Hungary,
Dr. Mark Felegyhazi came to Berkeley on a fellowship from the Swiss
National Science Foundation from EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland, where he
completed his Ph.D. in July 2007. He is working with Jean Walrand from
January through December 2008 on non-cooperative behavior in wireless
networks.
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mark.felegyhazi@epfl.ch
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Mr. Pal From
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Pal From is a Ph.D. student from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
He arrived in Berkeley in March 2008, and he is here for six months to work
with Professor Sastry's group on robotics, especially, synchronizing the motion of the
end-effector (tool) with the environment.
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Pal.Johan.From@itk.ntnu.no
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Dr. Rodolphe Heliot
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Dr. Rodolphe Heliot completed his Ph.D. in the Electronics and Information Processing
laboratory at INRIA in Grenoble, France in November 2007 and came to Berkeley in
February 2008. He is in Berkeley conducting research in neural engineering
and systems neuroscience with Jose Carmena.
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Rodolphe.Heliot@inrialpes.fr
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Professor Haiyan Jin
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Prof. Haiyan Jin arrived in Fall 2006 to do research with Professor
Nathan Cheung's group. Professor Jin is a faculty member
at Beijing University in China. He will be here through Summer
2008, working on research involving nanometer-size Si FETs and the
use of Ge as a channel medium for FETs.
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hjin@eecs
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Professor Youngheub Kim
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A professor at Donyang Technical College in Korea,
Youngheub Kim arrived in late December 2006 to do research
with Shankar Sastry's group for a year.
He is working on vehicle dynamics
modeling and simulation.
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prokyh@gmail.com
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Prof. M. Teresa Martinez
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Professor M. Teresa Martinez arrived from Spain in
September 2006 and is spending one year doing research
in carbon nanotube electronics with Prof. Jeff Bokor. She is also a
visiting researcher at the Molecular Foundry at LBNL.
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mtm@eecs
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Dr. Hwayong Oh
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Dr. Hwayong Oh completed his Ph.D. this past February at Chung-Ang University
in Seoul, Korea and arrived in Berkeley in September 2007 to work with Edward
Lee and the CHESS group on
advanced video coding algorithms, designing a next generation video
compression algorithm and exploring an embedded system for high performance video coders. He
will stay in Berkeley through August 2008.
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oh@eecs
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Mr. Prabhat Pathak
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Prabhat Pathak, a graduate student at North Carolina A&T, is
working with Tsu-Jae King Liu and her research group through
the end of 2007. Mr. Pathak is doing research for his dissertation,
entitled "Processing and Modeling Challenges in SOI FinFET in the
Sub-threshold Region."
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prpathak@eecs
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Dr. Sofie Pollin
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Dr. Sofie Pollin came to Berkeley as a postdoc to work with Prof. Ahmad
Bahai's group for two years. She completed her Ph.D. at the Katholieke
Universiteit in Leuven, Belgium, shortly before she arrived
here in October 2006. Her current research focuses on dynamic
spectrum sharing.
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pollins@eecs
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Prof. Arun Sen
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Professor Arun Sen is visiting UC Berkeley on his sabbatical from
Arizona State University during the Summer and Fall 2007 semesters. His host is
Professor Jean Walrand, and he is working on market-enabling protocols and network
design methodology. His research interest is resource optimization problems in
networks using graph theoretic and combinatorial optimization techniques.
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asen@eecs
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Ms. Alena Simalatsar
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Alena Simalatsar, a Belarusian Ph.D. student studying at the University of Trento in
Italy, is here for five and a half months - mid-August 2007 through January 2008 - to work
with Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli and his group on methodologies for design space
exploration. Her advisor in Italy is one of Professor Sangiovanni's former students:
Roberto Passerone.
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simalats@dit.unitn.it
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Prof. Reinhard von Hanxleden
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Professor Reinhard von Hanxleden is visiting UC Berkeley on his sabbatical from Kiel
University in Germany. His host is Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, and he is researching
model-driven development of time-triggered distributed architectures. He and his family
are in the United States from June through October 2007.
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rvh@informatik.uni-kiel.de
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Mr. Yanjie (Jay) Wang
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University of Alberta Ph.D. student, Yanjie (Jay) Wang, arrived in Berkeley in early January 2007 to work
through the end of September with Ali Niknejad at the Berkeley Wireless Research Center.
His work focuses on design of ultra-wideband integrated circuit
(CMOS) transceiver building blocks for wireless communication
applications.
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yanjie@eecs
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Prof. Roy Yates
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Professor Roy Yates, on a sabbatical from Rutgers University in New Jersey,
is doing research with Professor David Tse from August 2007 through July 2008.
His current research interests are radio resource allocation, power efficient
wireless network protocols, and spectrum regulation.
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ryates@eecs
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Dr. Roie Yerushalmi
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Dr. Roie
Yerushalmi has a Ph.D. from the Weizmann Institute of Science
in Rehovot, Israel, and his research is focused on nano-
molecular hybrid architectures: harnessing molecules for
nanometric sensing and operation. He is in his second year as a postdoc at Berkeley,
doing research with Professor Ali Javey.
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roie@eecs
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