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James S. Freudenberg
4213 EECS
(734) 763-0586
jfr@eecs.umich.edu

Awards & Announcements

Prof. A. O Hero has been selected for one of the two Digiteo chaired senior research faculty positions in France. This Chair, (called a "Chaire d'Excellence") is a 4 year appointment (summers) at the new Digiteo Research Park in Information Science & Technology. Prof. Hero's research during this time will be on the topic of Distributed Active Networks: Sensing and Estimation, applied to both gene regulation networks and ad hoc communications networks.

Located near Paris, Digiteo has over 1200 researchers and 900 PhD students investigating software intensive systems. The research park combines the forces of several top ranked French laboratories at the University of Paris, Ecole Polytechnique, Ecole Superieure d'Electricite, and INRIA, CNRS, and CEA, among others.

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Systems Address

1301 Beal St.
University of Michigan
EECS Department
Ann Arbor, MI. 48109-2122

Phone: (734) 764-5220
FAX: (734) 763-8041

Welcome to the EECS Systems Laboratory

About Systems

The EECS Systems Laboratory is located on the fourth floor of the EECS building on UM's North Campus. The laboratory consists of 19 faculty whose teaching and research activities span the fields of communications, control, and signal processing. Major research thrusts exist in the theory and application of robotics, discrete event systems, biosystems, computational imaging, statistical machine learning, compressive sampling and wireless networks. Much of the research in the laboratory is cross-cutting and interdisciplinary, involving collaborations across the College of Engineering (biomedical, chemical, mechanical, nuclear, civil, and aerospace), the School of Medicine (pathology, radiology, radiation oncology, cardiology, otolaryngology, ophtalmology, bioinformatics), the College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts (mathematics, statistics, biology, physics) and the School of Music.

Information For Graduate Students

This website is the best place to start if you are interested in pursuing graduate studies in the areas of Communications, Control, and Signal Processing. Our high-quality faculty are active in a broad spectrum of research areas. Our graduate students are engaged in cutting-edge research and are pursuing successful careers in the industry and academia. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you need more information about our program.

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