Non-EECS Nonfaculty Doctor's Thesis Supervisors

This list, maintained by the EECS Graduate Office, is one of three intended to help department graduate students and undergraduates find research supervisors. The other two lists are of faculty research supervisors and of those authorized to supervise master's theses. Office addresses, telephone numbers, Internet addresses, and personal home-page URLs of those listed below are available from the MIT Directory or the on-line MIT Directory.

A description of who is authorized to supervise theses or projects at various levels appears in a page devoted to research supervisors.

Graduate Areas. For purposes of administering the department doctoral program, faculty are loosely affiliated with one or more of six Graduate Areas. The Area chairmen or co-chairmen are listed in a discussion of research supervisors.

Approved Doctor's Thesis Supervisors

The following members of the research staff, departmental affiliates, and faculty from other departments have been approved by the department Committee on Graduate Students as both Ph.D. and Master's thesis supervisors.

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Clark, D. D. (Area II)
Computer networks: Internet engineering, hardware and protocols for high speed large scale network communications. Real time services over networks. Network-host interfacing. Policy and economic isssues; pricing.

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Glass, J. R. (Areas II, VII, I)
Automatic speech recognition, synthesis, and understanding or multi-modal, conversational interaction.

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Knight, T. F. (Areas II, III)
Computer architectures and programming languages for artificial intelligence applications, image and auditory perception. Physics of computation. High speed digital design.

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 Rudolf, L. (Area II)
Pervasive computing, cell hone programming, parallel computing/sensors/actuators, optical communication, complex systems.

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 Shrobe, H. E. (Area II)
Pervasive computing and intelligent environments, self-adaptive software, diagnostic systems, and cognitive modeling.

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Terman, C. (Areas II, III)
Computer and DSP architectures; VLSI circuits, design methodologies and CAD tools; circuit simulation; computer languages.

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Wong, N.C. (Area IV)
Experimental quantum optics and nonlinear optics. Generation, characterization, and application of quantum entanglement in quantum information science. Optical frequency metrology. Free-space optical communications.

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