Daniel C. Lee, Ph.D., P.Eng.
Professor
Simon Fraser University
School of Engineering Science
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6
Canada
E-mail: dchlee at sfu dot ca
Office Location: Applied
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dissertation: “On Open-Loop Admission Control into a Queueing System”
Advisor: Professor John N. Tsitsiklis
M.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thesis: “Task Allocation for Efficient Performance of a Decentralized Organization”
Thesis supervisor: Professor John N. Tsitsiklis
B.S. Electrical Engineering, from University of Maryland
B.S. Mathematics, from University of Maryland
RESEARCH INTERESTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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September 2011 – present Professor in the School of Engineering Science September 2005 – August 2011 Associate Professor in the University
of Southern California September 1998 – August 2004 |
Los Angeles, CA |
Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering
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U. S. Naval Research Laboratory 1993 - 1998 Electronics Engineer NYNEX Science and Technology National Institutes of Health Physical Science Aid |
Washington, DC
White Plains, NY Bethesda, MD |
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PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS
· Sigma Xi,
· Eta Kappa Nu,
· Phi Kappa Phi
· Association for Computing Machinery
· Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
PROFESSIONAL
AWARDS
· Frederick C. Hennie III Teaching Award, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
· Alan
Berman Research Publication Award,
· Navy's
Outstanding Performance
PATENTS
[P1] D. C. Lee and M. Naeem, “EDA-based detection of communication signals,” United States Patent US 8,391,421 B2, Mar.5, 2013.
[P2] D. C. Lee and M. Naeem, “Methods of selecting signal transmitting, receiving, and/or sensing devices with probabilistic evolutionary algorithms in information conveyance systems,” United States Patent US 8,457,240 B2, June 4, 2013.
[P3] D. C. Lee, E. Lee, and E. Seyedin, “Method of multiple devices self-forming a network and coordinating medium access,” United States Patent 61/683,719, pending.
Selected Publications
Talks Recently Given