I am a professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech, where I serve as a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar and the Ken Byers Chair in Telecommunications.
My work bridges foundational theory and deployable systems. I study next-generation wireless communications, distributed and decentralized infrastructure, and artificial intelligence—especially where these areas converge to create intelligent, resilient, and adaptive networks.
Beyond academia, I build and advise deep-technology ventures and help researchers turn ambitious ideas into real-world systems. I also serve as a Technical Fellow at MITRE Labs.
Georgia Tech faculty profile