Michael Robinson

Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

• I have worked on projects involving radio propagation and network planning, bistatic radar processing, and advanced radar simulation. For my dissertation, I developed topological methods for studying the dynamics of parabolic equations. My more recent efforts follow an emerging trend of topologically-motivated signal processing techniques. My current projects involve a novel approach for opportunistic and distributed imaging, structural methods for analyzing asynchronous circuitry based on sheaf theory, and studying integral transforms based on the Euler calculus.

• Degrees

  Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (2002) and a Master's degree in Mathematics (2003) from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics (2008) at Cornell University

• Languages Spoken:

  C, Python, Matlab, Haskell, various assemblers