Ender Ayanoglu [Networked Systems; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science], Ph.D. Stanford University: Next generation wireless, broadband, and optical communications.

Lichun Bao [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science], Ph.D. University of California, Santa Cruz: Mobile ad-hoc networks, medium access control, channel access scheduling, topology management, sensor networks, Quality-of-Service.

Hamid Jafarkhani (Director of Networked Systems) [Networked Systems; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science], Ph.D. University of Maryland,College Park: Communication theory with emphases on coding, wireless communications, and wireless networks.

Scott Jordan [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (by courtesy)], Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley: Pricing and differentiated services in the Internet, resource allocation in wireless multimedia networks, and telecommunications policy.

K. H. (Kane) Kim [Networked Systems; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science], Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley: Ultra-reliable distributed and parallel computing, real-time object-based system engineering.

Athina Markopoulou [Networked Systems; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science], Ph.D. Stanford University. Design, analysis, and optimization of network protocols and algorithms.

Tatsuya Suda [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (by courtesy)], Ph.D. Kyoto University: Computer networks, distributed systems, performance evaluation.

Gene Tsudik (Co-Director of Networked Systems) [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science], Ph.D. University of Southern California: Computer and Network Security, Applied Cryptography, Internet Routing, Wireless/Ad-hoc Networks.

Nalini Venkatasubramanian [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science], Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Enabling effective management and utilization of resources in the evolving global information infrastructure.

Magda El Zarki [Networked Systems; Department of Computer Science; Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (by courtesy)], Ph.D. Columbia University: Network architectures and protocols, multimedia services, performance analysis, wireless systems.

Courtesy Members:

Wenlong Jin [Networked Systems (by courtesy); Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering], Ph.D. University of California, Davis: Transportation networks.

Amelia Regan [Networked Systems (by courtesy); Department of Computer Science], Ph.D. University of Texas, Austin: Algorithm development for large scale network optimization problems.