Information for students who want to do research with me:

Undergraduates at USC:  Send me an email or come see me during office hours.   Office hours during the busy semester are sometimes rescheduled so check with me by email before making a special trip to my office.  You should check my research web pages prior to contacting me.

Masters students at USC:  You should have a 3.7 GPA, high GRE scores (>90% on quantitative), and some undergraduate background in analog circuits.  You can get credit for your research through the EE 590 directed research course but you must be on campus (no internships) and must take at least two units.  You can also volunteer for no units if you are strongly motivated.  Send me an email or come see me during office hours.   Office hours during the busy semester are sometimes rescheduled so check with me by email.  You should check my research web pages prior to contacting me.

PhD students at USC or wanting to attend USC:  Send me an email to tell me about yourself.  There is no research assistant funding at present for new students but the university has a variety of fellowships you might compete for.  You should check my research web pages prior to contacting me.