Maryam Fazel
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Maryam Fazel
Assistant Professor
- Office: Paul Allen Center, CSE 230
- Address:
- University of Washington
Department of Electrical Engineering
Campus Box 352500
Seattle, WA 98195-2500
Phone: (206) 616-4781
Fax: (206) 543-3842
- E-mail:
- mfazel (at) ee(dot)washington(dot)edu
- URL:
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http://faculty.washington.edu/mfazel
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I joined UW EE in December 2007. Prior to that,
I was a Research Scientist at the
Control and Dynamical Systems
Department at Caltech.
I received my PhD in Electrical Engineering from
Stanford University where I was part of the
Information Systems Lab.
News and Events
- Link to the Compressed Sensing Reading group page (coming soon)
- Our group acknowledges new funding from NSF!
NSF CAREER Award ``Parsimonious Modeling via Matrix Rank Minimization" (9/2009--9/2014).
Research Interests
Broadly speaking: Convex optimization; systems and control theory
Current focus:
- Matrix rank minimization and parsimonious modeling
- connection to compressed sensing and sparse signal recovery
- applications in: machine learning, system identification
- algorithms for rank minimization
- Applications of convex optimization and control theory in systems biology
Other interests:
- Algebraic methods in optimization, Sum of Squares relaxations
- Network resource allocation; distributed optimization; optimization in communication
networks
Research group
(under construction! more coming soon...)
Student: Karthik Mohan, BS IIT Bombay, India. Graduate student in EE.
Teaching
2008-2009:
EE/AA/ME 578: Optimization in System Sciences
(a.k.a. Convex optimization and its applications)
Winter 2009
Course Webpage
2007-2008:
EE/AA/ME/ChemE 591: Topics in Optimization and its Engineering
Applications
Spring 2008
Seminar Webpage
EE/AA/ME 578: Optimization in System Sciences
Winter 2008
Course Webpage
Course Announcement
Education
- Ph.D. Electrical Engineering,
Stanford University, CA, March 2002
- M.S. Electrical Engineering,
Stanford University, CA, June 1997
- B.Sc. Electrical Engineering, Sharif University of Technology,
Tehran, Iran, 1995
Publications
Ph.D. Thesis
- Matrix Rank Minimization with Applications.
Elec. Eng. Dept,
Stanford University, March 2002.
Thesis: (ps file),
(pdf file),
(gzipped ps file)
Related papers:
*** Page under construction! ***
Last modified: March 2009
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