Daniel Jakubisin

Daniel J. Jakubisin Research Assistant Professor Hume Center for National Security and Technology Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, by courtesy Virginia Tech E-mail: djj@vt.edu

Summary

My research interests include communications receiver design, statistical signal processing, and machine learning. I am applying probabilistic graphical models to address problems of synchronization and detection in interference. I am specifically interested in understanding the value of iterative probabilistic programming for communications receivers.

Recent News

• February 2024 | PhD Defense | Taiwo Oyedare successfully defended his PhD dissertation!

• January 2024 | Paper Acceptance | We received two paper accpetances at ICC 2024 for our papers Bit Error Rate Analysis for 5G New Radio Interface Augmented by a Spread Spectrum Underlay and Linear Jamming Bandits: Learning to Jam OFDM-Modulated Signals. Congrats Kumar and Zach!

• November 2023 | Best Paper Award Finalist | Our paper Underlay-based 5G Sidelink with Co-channel Interference Cancellation received a nomination for best paper award at IEEE MILCOM 2023. Congrats Hanchao!

Education

• Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Virginia Tech, 2016
  Dissertation: Advances in Iterative Probabilistic Processing for Communication Receivers

• M.S. Electrical Engineering, Virginia Tech, 2012
  Thesis: Array Processing for Mobile Wireless Communication in the 60 GHz Band

• B.S. Electrical Engineering, UNC Charlotte, 2006

Research Interests

• Wireless communications

• Probabilistic graphical models

• Message passing algorithms

• Machine learning