The magazine of the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems
In this issue you'll find articles on doctoral associate Atilla Eryilmaz, graduate student Etty Lee, alum Todd Coleman, staff member Pardis Parsa, and Professor Emilio Frazzoli.
This volume aims to give a taste of one of the distinctive features of LIDS: the intellectual and diverse nature of its population. We get to hear from our newest faculty member, Professor Emilio Frazzoli...
LIDS doctoral associate Atilla Eryilmaz speaks candidly about his current research, the post-doc experience, and where the theory of networking needs to go next.
Growing up in Rome, Italy, the son of two physicists, Frazzoli, 36, dreamed of designing and flying his own aircraft when he was young.
An ordinary day for a typical LIDS student is demanding. By implication, an ordinary day for LIDS student and new mother Etty Lee should be beyond exhausting.
Despite the multitude of available options and the diversity of his experiences and research interests, LIDS alumnus Todd Coleman is unsurprised at the direction his life has taken.
The emphasis was on the future at the 2006 MIT Research and Development Conference and LIDS Director Vincent Chan’s presentation on Future Integrated Broadband Fiber, Wireless, and Satellite Networks was no exception.
I’m the administrative assistant to Professor Chan. I am involved in many of his projects, as well as coordinating travel, meetings, tracking things down...
