CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS

• Kiran Byadarhaly (Ph.D.) - jointly advised with Prof. Emmanuel Fernandez
  Research Area: Neural Model of Motor Control.

• Laxmi Iyer (Ph.D.)
  Research Area: Connectionist Models of Creativity.

• Amer Ghanem (Ph.D.) - jointly advised with Prof. Jim Uber
  Research Area: Multi-Agent Urban Models.

• Divyachapan Padur(Ph.D.)
  Research Area: Agent-Based Models of Collective Cognition.

• Sarjoun Doumit(Ph.D.)
  Research Area: Self-Organized Mobile Sensor Agents.

• Yan Liao (Ph.D.) - jointly advised with Prof. Marios Polycarpou
  Research Area: Decentralized Information Structures and Network Issues for UAV Task-Allocation.

• Yan Jin (Ph.D.) - jointly advised with Prof. Marios Polycarpou
  Research Area: Real-Time Task-Allocation in Teams of Uninhabited Autonomous Vehicles.

• Chandrika Sagar (M.S.)
  Research Area: Algorithms for Self-Reconfigurable Robots.

• Mithilesh Salunke (M.S.)
  Research Area: Self-Organized Motor Control.

• Mithun Perdoor (M.S.)
  Research Area: Self-Organized Motor Control.

• Suresh Vasa (M.S.)
  Research Area: Self-Organized Motor Control.

• Subramoniam Perumal (M.S.)
  Research Area: Recurrent Neural Networks.

• Patrick Olekas (M.S.)
  Research Area: Evolving networks

RECENT GRADUATES

• Thomas S. Green (M.S. 1995)
  Thesis: A Computational Model of the Hippocampus

• Ying Huang (M.S. 1997)
  Thesis: Quantitative Characterization of the Effect of Medication on Heart Rate Variability of Patients in a Critical Care Environment

• Tirnelveli Anand (M.S. 1998)
  Thesis: Using Hysteresis to Improve Performance in Synchronous Networks.

• Ariel Friedlander (M.S. 1998)
  Thesis: Alzheimers-like damage in a model of the hippocampus.

• Shyamsundar Vaidhyanathan (M.S. 1998)
  Thesis: A System for the Granular Processing of Sound Using Cellular Automata.

• T. Durai Pandian (M.S. 1998)
  Thesis: Error Control Coding and Dual Rate DS-CDMA Systems.

• Jay Bohland (M.S. 2000)
  Thesis: Associative memory on Small World Networks.

• Shyam Sundar (M.S. 2000)
  Thesis: Synchronization of Multiple Chaotic Systems with Application to Communication.

• Simona Doboli (Ph.D. 2001)
  Dissertation: Latent Attractors: A Mechanism for Context-Dependent Information Processing in Biological and Artificial Neural Systems.

• Rajkumar Arumugam (M.S. 2002)
  Thesis: SCRIBE: Self-Organized Contention and Routing in Intelligent Broadcast Environments.

• Vinod Subramaniam (M.S. 2002)
  Thesis: SOCRATES: Self-Organized Corridor Routing and Adaptive Transmission in Extended Sensor Networks

• Xiaofu Zhang (M.S. 2002)
  Thesis: Motion-Based Image Segmentation Using Synchronizable Neural Network.

• Henri Leung (M.S. 2003)
  Thesis: Self-Organized Construction of Spatial Structures by Swarms of Autonomous Mobile Agents

• Sumathi Seetharaman (M.S. 2004)
  Thesis: Self-Organized Scheduling of Node Activity in Large-Scale Sensor Networks.

• Karthikeyan Swaminathan (M.S. 2005)
  Thesis: Self-Organized FOrmation of Geometric Patterns in Multi-Robot Swarms Using Wireless Communication.

• Prasanna Ranganathan (M.S. 2006)
  Thesis: A Systematic Approach to the Self-Organization of Heterogeneous Sensor Networks.

• Abhinay Venuturumilli(M.S. 2006)
  Research Area: Self-Organization of Robust Networks.

• Payal Shah(M.S. 2007)
  Research Area: Distributed Structural Inference in Self-Organized Sensor Networks.

• Neena George(M.S. 2007)
  Research Area: Distributed Segmentation in Self-Organized Sensor Networks.

• Jayaram Venkatesan (M.S. 2007)
  Research Area: Modeling postural stability from time-series data using pattern recognition methods.

• Arun Prasath(M.S. 2007)
  Research Area: Automation of Optimal Configuration in Distributed Networks.

• Amer Ghanem (M.S. 2007)
  Research Area: Modularity in a Computational Model of Animal Development.

• Akhila Reddy Magam (M.S. 2008)
  Research Area: Algorithms for Self-Reconfigurable Robots.