- Last Name Starting With: H
Organometallic Chemistry
Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis,
quantum chemical calculations,
surface characterizations.
Matthew Hale received his BSE summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania and received his MS and Ph.D. from Georgia Tech. His work is driven by designing and analyzing multi-agent coordination algorithms that function well under challenging conditions, such as asynchronous information sharing, noisy communications, and user privacy requirements. His work deploys these algorithms on teams of flying and ground robots, providing both validation of the underlying theory and further research directions.
Responsible for department-wide network and system
administration.
Analog and digital signal processing, speech processing, adaptive and neural systems.
Surface and groundwater quality modeling, applications of operations research to water resources, environmental systems.
Structures, non-linear analysis, computer methods, finite
element
analysis of bridges.
Optimization, operations research, transportation science, location theory.
Wireless networks, mobile computing, pervasive computing, mobile databases, internet computing, E-services and E-commerce.
Wireless Networks, Mobility Modeling, Network Simulation, Protocol Design, Sensor Networks
Construction management, computer applications, estimating,
scheduling and planning.
kinetic and isotopic experiments with state-of-the-art density functional theory calculations to achieve an atomic level understanding of heterogeneous catalysis.
Geotechnical engineering, soil and foundation dynamics, site characterization, engineering geophysics, nondestructive testing, instrumentation and data acquisition.
Surface reactions, characterization of surfaces and interfaces, Auger spectroscopy, electronic and optoelectronic materials, thin films, gas/solid reactions.