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EDMUND
M. YEH
Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Northeastern
University
News:
- Prof. Yeh receives Humboldt Research Fellowship from the
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
[announcement]
- Prof. Yeh
serves as member of the Steering Committee for IEEE International
Conference on Smart Grid Communications (SmartGridComm).
[conference
website]
- Prof. Yeh
presents new study on large-scale blackouts in the power grid at
DIMACS Smart Grid Workshop, October 25-27, 2010. [slides] [program]
- Prof. Yeh
delivers lecture on “Network Science: Information Spread,
Epidemics, Mobility and Cascading Failures” at IEEE Conference
on Decision and Control (CDC), Shanghai, China,
December 15, 2009. [slides]
- Prof. Yeh’s
research featured in Yale SEAS
news article “Network Science: From Wireless Communication to
H1N1 and Cascading Power Failures.” [article]
- Prof. Yeh
serves as General Co-chair for the Sixth Workshop on Spatial
Stochastic Models for Wireless Networks (SpaSWiN),
2010, Avignon,
France.
[website]
- Prof. Yeh
invited to attend the National Science Foundation Future Internet
Architecture Summit, October 12-15, 2009.
- Prof. Yeh
receives National Science Foundation NeTS
grant “Large Scale Networks and Information Flow: From Emergent
Behavior to Algorithm Design,” jointly with Prof. Massimo Franceschetti
of UCSD (2009-2012).
- Prof. Yeh
receives Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant
“Connectivity and Resilience in Large-Scale Mobile Wireless Networks”
(2009-2012).
- Prof. Yeh
delivers the Yung Wing Lecture “The
Science of Information Networks” at Peking
University,
October 2007. [slides]
- Prof. Yeh
receives National Science Foundation Cyber Trust grant “Percolation
Processes and the Design of Highly Resilient Wireless Networks"
(2007-2010).
- Prof. Yeh
receives Army Research Office grant “Analysis and Design of
Highly Resilient Wireless and Sensor Networks" (2007-2010).
- Prof. Yeh
receives National Science Foundation NeTS-NBD
grant “Distributed Algorithms for Optimal Control of Mobile Wireless Networks”
(2006-2009).
- Prof. Yeh
receives Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) grant
“Theory, Design, and Algorithms for Optimal Control of Wireless
Networks” (2006-2008).
- Prof. Yeh
wins the Army Research Office (ARO) Young Investigator Program (YIP)
Award (2003).
- Prof. Yeh
receives National Science Foundation (NSF) Information Technology
Research (ITR) grant “Fundamental Performance Trade-offs for Ad
Hoc Networks,” jointly with Prof. Randall Berry of Northwestern
University
(2003-2007).
New papers:
- "Cascading
Link Failure in the Power Grid: A Percolation-Based Analysis." To
appear in Proceedings of IEEE International Workshop on Smart Grid
Communications, June 5, 2011, Kyoto, Japan. [arXiv]
- "Resilience
to Degree-dependent and Cascading Node Failures in Random Geometric
Networks." IEEE Transactions on Information Theory,
Vol. 56, No. 11, November 2010, pp. 5533-5546. [PDF]
- "Polar
Codes for the Two-user Multiple-access Channel." Submitted to IEEE
Transactions on Information Theory. [arXiv]
- "Coding for the
Deterministic Network Model." Proceedings of the Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and
Computing. Monticello,
IL, September 29-October 1, 2010. [PDF]
- "Coding Improves the
Throughput-Delay Trade-off in Mobile
Wireless Networks." To appear in IEEE Transactions on Information
Theory. [PDF]
- "Connectivity and Information
Dissemination in Large-scale Wireless Networks with Dynamic
Links." Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Information Theory.
[PDF]
- "Mechanism Design with
Limited Information: The Case of Nonlinear Pricing." To
appear in Proceedings of International ICST Conference on Game
Theory for Networks (GameNets), April
16-18. 2011, Shanghai,
China. [SSRN]
- "The
Impact of Incomplete Information on Games in Parallel Relay
Networks." Submitted to IEEE Journal on Selected Areas
in Communications: Special Issue on Game Theory in Wireless
Communications. [PDF]
Professional
Interests:
- Future internet architecture
- Smart power grids
- Network science
- Network information theory and coding
- Network economics
- Cross-layer wireless network design
Affiliations and Activities:
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