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 Research
Topics:
Fixed-Mobile
Broadband Applications, Wireless Multimedia, Adaptive Networks
and Applications, Low Power System Design, Reliable Nano-meter
System-on-Chip.
Professor Dey heads
the Mobile Systems Design and Test Laboratory, which is engaged
in developing adaptive wireless applications, protocols, and
architectures, and reliable deep submicron system-on-chips, for
next-generation wireless networks and appliances.
Capsule Bio:
Sujit Dey is affiliated with the California Institute of
Telecommunications and Information Technology (Cal-IT2), and
the UCSD Center for Wireless Communications. In 2004, he
founded Ortiva Wireless, a company with products and services
for delivering mobile multimedia. He served as the Chair of the
Advisory Board of Zyray Wireless until its acquisition by
Broadcom in 2004. He has also served as an advisor to ST
Microelectronics. Prior to joining UCSD in 1997, Dr. Dey was a
Senior Research Staff Member at the NEC C & C Research
laboratories, Princeton, NJ. He received a Ph.D. Degree in
Computer Science from Duke University, Durham, NC in 1991. Dr.
Dey has co-authored more than 150 publications, including
journal and conference papers, a book on low-power design and
several book chapters. He has received 6 Best Paper awards at
international conferences. His research has resulted in
multiple technology licensing, and he is the co-inventor of 12
US patents, with an additional 8 pending. He has been a General
Chair, Program Chair and member of organizing and program
committees of several IEEE conferences and workshops.
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