Faculty

Tom Anderson
CSE 646
tomcs.washington.edu
Computer Systems & Networking, Security & Privacy, Wireless & Sensor Systems

Distributed systems, networks, operating systems, security, parallel computing, education

Jon E. Froehlich
CSE 642
jonfcs.washington.edu
Human-Computer Interaction & Accessible Technology, Wireless & Sensor Systems, Ubiquitous Computing

Human-computer interaction, accessibility, ubiquitous computing, sensing

Shyam Gollakota
CSE 568
gshyamcs.washington.edu
Computer Systems & Networking, Machine Learning, Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems

Computational health, AI for sound, networks, bio-robotics, wireless, mobile and ubiquitous computing, sensing, security and privacy

Vikram Iyer
vsiyercs.washington.edu
Computer Systems & Networking, Fabrication, Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems
Wireless systems for ultra-low power and battery-free communication and sensing; bio-inspired and bio-integrative systems; insect-scale robotics.
Eric Klavins
klavinsee.washington.edu
Adjunct, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems

Control systems, robotics and synthetic biology

Shwetak Patel
CSE 650
shwetakcs.washington.edu
Allen School Associate Director of Development & Entrepreneurship and Washington Research Foundation Entrepreneurship Endowed Professor in Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering
Fabrication, Human-Computer Interaction & Accessible Technology, Wireless & Sensor Systems, Ubiquitous Computing

Health, ubiquitous computing, sensing, human-computer interaction, embedded systems

Matt Reynolds
M226 EEB
matt.reynoldsece.uw.edu
Adjunct, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Ubiquitous Computing, Wireless & Sensor Systems
Ultra-low power sensing and computation, RFID, wireless power transfer, biomedical applications, and smart materials and surfaces
Joshua R. Smith
Milton and Delia Zeutschel Professor in Entrepreneurial Excellence, Room CSE 582
jrscs.washington.edu
Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems, Ubiquitous Computing

Sensor systems; wireless power; sensing for robotics; ubiquitous computing; personal robotics

Jacob Sunshine, MD
jesunuw.edu
Adjunct, Medicine
Wireless & Sensor Systems, Computer Systems & Networking
Clinical implementation (proof-of-concept, pilots, trials), public health, biomedical applications

Graduate Students (CSE)

Liang-Ting Jiang
EE359
jiangltcs.washington.edu
Mechanical Engineering PhD Student
Robotics, Wireless & Sensor Systems

Liang-Ting (aka "LT") is a PhD student in Mechanical Engineering at University of Washington. He is a member of the Sensor Systems Research Group led by Joshua Smith in Department of Computer Science and Engineering. His research interest is developing novel sensing techniques for robotic perception and manipulation.

Staff

Lisa Merlin
CSE 462
lmerlincs.washington.edu
Ubiquitous Computing, Wireless & Sensor Systems