Ali Pezeshki: Research

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Research Interests

Statistical signal processing and coding theory, and their applications to distrubted sensing, wireless communication, active/passive sensing, data networking, and bioimaging.

Waveform and sequence design for active sensing
Fundamental limits and tradeoffs in distributed sensing
Beamforming and sensor array processing
Dimension reduction and multi-resolution analysis
Frame theory, sparse representations, and compressive sensing

Funded Research

National Science Foundation (NSF)

Principal Investigator: "Collaborative Research: Signal Design for Low-Complexity Active Sesning," NSF Award CCF-0916314, July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2012, Amount $161,545. Collaborating Institutes: Princeton University (PI: Robert Calderbank) and Purdue University (PI: Michael Zoltowski).

Airforce Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR)

Co-Principal Investigator: "Information Fusion and Control in Hierarchical Systems," AFOSR Award, July 1, 2009 to Nov. 30, 2011 (PI: Edwin Chong; International Collaborator: Bill Moran, University of Melbourne), Total Amount: $394,877 (Pezeshki's portion: $186,000).