Faculty Profiles
Intaglietta, Marcos
Professor Emeritus, Bioengineering
Institute of Engineering in Medicine
Institute of Engineering in Medicine
Development of effective blood substitutes based on a deep understanding of the microcirculation. Applications to transfusion and emergency medicine, cancer, ischemia, and the heart-lung machine.
Jahed , Zeinab
Assistant Professor, Chemical and Nano Engineering
Nano-bioelectronics; data analytics; nano/bio interface; miniaturization of bioelectronics sensors to nano-and micron-scales.
Jain, Ramesh
Professor Emeritus, Electrical and Computer Engineering
experiential systems, multimedia information systems, image databases, machine vision, and intelligent systems.
Javidi, Tara
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Wireless systems: stochastic and optimal resource allocation, network design and control, multi-access control, and topology design in ad hoc systems.
Jensen, Carlos
Associate Vice Chancellor-Educational Innovation,
Associate Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Associate Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Usability, software engineering
Jensen, Henrik
Professor Emeritus, Computer Science & Engineering
Computer graphics, specializing in the rendering of realistic images of natural phenomena, global illumination and appearance modeling.
Jhala, Ranjit
Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Techniques for building reliable systems: model checking, automated deduction, program analysis, type systems, programming languages, software engineering, and logic.
Jin, Sungho
Professor Emeritus, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Cutting-edge materials science, including nano-materials, magnetic alloys and thin films, and MEMS materials and devices.
Jokerst, Jesse
Professor, Chemical and Nano Engineering
Molecular Imaging, in vitro Diagnostics, ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging, regenerative medicine, cancer detection, tumor resection.
Kahng, Andrew
Distinguished Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Professor Kahng is an expert on the physical design of Very Large Scale Integrated circuits (VLSI), along with the VLSI design-manufacturing interface, the application of AI and machine learning to chip design, and the technology roadmap for semiconductors and semiconductor-based design.