Vincent Poor conducts research in information theory statistical signal processing and stochastic analysis, and their application to a variety of fields. Previously, he introduced new techniques for signal processing and control and developed methods for multiuser detection — ways of ‘disentangling’ streams of digital information. His most recent research addresses data security issues across areas of recent and rapid development, including wireless networks, social networks and smart grids for energy distribution.
Vincent has been active in the field of information theory for over 30 years and has received many awards for his research. These include the 2011 IEEE E. Eric Sumner Award for outstanding contributions to communications technology and the 2014 URSI Booker Gold Medal for his landmark research and its applications to wireless networking and related fields.
Professional position
- Michael Henry Strater University Professor, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Princeton University
- Director, IEEE Foundation
- Councillor, National Academy of Engineering
- Michael Henry Strater University Professor, Princeton University
- Director, Corporation for National Research Initiatives
Subject groups
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Engineering and Materials Science
Engineering, electrical, Engineering, electronics
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