John R. (Jack) Deller, Jr.
Professor of Electrical & Computer EngineeringMichigan State University
College of Engineering
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering / 2120 EB
East Lansing, MI 48824-1226phone: +1-517-353-8840
fax: +1-517-353-1980
email: deller@msu.edu
URL: www.egr.msu.edu/~deller
John
R.
(Jack)
D
eller,
Jr. is an IEEE Fellow and
Professor of Electrical and
Computer Engineering at Michigan
State University where he received the Distinguished Faculty Award in
2004. Deller
holds the Ph.D. (Biomedical
Engineering, 1979), M.S. (Electrical and
Computer Engineering, 1976), and M.S. (Biomedical
Engineering, 1975)
degrees from the University of Michigan and the B.S. (Electrical
Engineering, Summa Cum Laude, 1974) from the Ohio State
University. His research interests include statistical signal
processing with applications to speech and hearing, genomics,
and other
aspects of
biomedicine. His work has
been published in respected journals and conferences,
and he has authored or co-authored three
textbooks and contributed chapters to
several research
books. His tutorial paper "Tom, Dick, and Mary Discover the DFT" was
awarded the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine Best Paper Award in
1998. Deller received the IEEE Signal Processing Society's 1997
Meritorious Service Award for his six-year service as Editor-in-Chief
of IEEE Signal Processing,
and was a recipient of the IEEE
Millennium Medal for contributions to signal-processing
education. He has two wonderful
daughters from
Jiang Xi Province in southeastern People's Republic of
China.
Antonia Jiang has recently entered the 4th grade of elementary school,
and Amelia Tian is a 2nd-grader. Deller enjoys fatherhood,
personal computers,
and Michigan summers, and urges all who read this to recycle, and to
remember the desperate needs of so many people around the world.
eller,
Jr. is an IEEE Fellow and
Professor of Electrical and
Computer Engineering at Michigan
State University where he received the Distinguished Faculty Award in
2004. Deller
holds the Ph.D. (Biomedical
Engineering, 1979), M.S. (Electrical and
Computer Engineering, 1976), and M.S. (Biomedical
Engineering, 1975)
degrees from the University of Michigan and the B.S. (Electrical
Engineering, Summa Cum Laude, 1974) from the Ohio State
University. His research interests include statistical signal
processing with applications to speech and hearing, genomics,
and other
aspects of
biomedicine. His work has
been published in respected journals and conferences,
and he has authored or co-authored three
textbooks and contributed chapters to
several research
books. His tutorial paper "Tom, Dick, and Mary Discover the DFT" was
awarded the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine Best Paper Award in
1998. Deller received the IEEE Signal Processing Society's 1997
Meritorious Service Award for his six-year service as Editor-in-Chief
of IEEE Signal Processing,
and was a recipient of the IEEE
Millennium Medal for contributions to signal-processing
education. He has two wonderful
daughters from
Jiang Xi Province in southeastern People's Republic of
China.
Antonia Jiang has recently entered the 4th grade of elementary school,
and Amelia Tian is a 2nd-grader. Deller enjoys fatherhood,
personal computers,
and Michigan summers, and urges all who read this to recycle, and to
remember the desperate needs of so many people around the world.
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