Alejandro Ribeiro
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Systems Engineering (ESE)
Honors and Awards: NSF CAREER Award - 2010
Research Expertise: Wireless Networks
Alejandro believes that understanding networks, beyond wireless and communications, is one of the greatest intellectual challenges of the 21st century. Accordingly, his research is aimed at developing a theory to model and develop wireless networks. While communications are understood on a fundamental level, networks are not. Developing theoretical foundations of wireless networks will uncover fundamental properties to guide their design. In the end, the goal will be wireless networks that provide the same seamless connectivity we experience in our homes and offices.
Recent Publications 
- Learning in network games with incomplete information: Asymptotic analysis and tractable implementation of rational behavior, Eksin, C. | Molavi, P. | Ribeiro, A. | Jadbabaie, A., IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2013
- D-MAP: Distributed maximum a posteriori probability estimation of dynamic systems, Jakubiec, F.Y. | Ribeiro, A., IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 2013
- Network integrity in mobile robotic networks, Zavlanos, M.M. | Ribeiro, A. | Pappas, G.J., IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2013
- Network optimization under uncertainty, Zargham, M. | Ribeiro, A. | Jadbabaie, A., Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2012
- A distributed routing protocol for predictable rates in wireless mesh networks, Arzani, B. | Guerin, R. | Ribeiro, A., Proceedings - International Conference on Network Protocols, ICNP, 2012