- Associate Chair and Director of Graduate Studies and
Research, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department,
University of Maryland, College Park, 2006 - present. (in charge
of MS and Ph.D. programs of ECE, and Master of Telecommunications
Program, a joint program of ECE and Smith School of Business)
- Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department;
Institute for Systems Research; Applied Mathematics and Scientific
Computation Program; Bioengineering Program; University of
Maryland, College Park, 2000 - present; Associate Professor, 1995
- 2000; Assistant Professor, 1990 - 1995.
- Director, Communication and Signal Processing Laboratory (of
about twenty faculty members), Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department and Institute for Systems Research, University of
Maryland, College Park, 2001 - present. (http://www.cspl.umd.edu/)
- Advisor: University Area of Strategic Development Advisory
Committee, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2001- 2004;
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Catholic
University of America, 2005.
- Visiting Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering
Department, Information System Laboratory, Stanford University,
1996-97.
- Lead, Communications and Signal Processing Graduate Curriculum Reform
and Modernization, University of Maryland, College Park,
2000-2002.
- Founding Director, Digital Signal Processing Laboratory,
University of Maryland, College Park, 1993 - 1998.
Entrepreneurship and Industrial Experiences
- Founder; President and Chief Executive Officer, 97-99; Board
of Director, Odyssey Technologies, 1997-2000. (Multimedia software
package bundled by IBM Thinkpad used by millions of users. Pioneer
of digital video surveillance systems used by many major chain
stores and banks (http://remoteeyes.com/).). Profitable within two
years of founding with valuation of $22 millions in 1999.)
- Co-Founder; Board of Director, Hermes Technologies, Greece,
2001-2004. (Developed first smart antenna chipset for WLAN; bought
by Broadcom)
- Chief Scientist, NeoParadigm Laboratories, San Jose, 1996-97
(developed first single chip H.263 video Codec at the time when
SONY's start-of-the-art solution still featuring two chips).
- Serve in various capacity as legal expert
witness/consultant.
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