Associate Professor
סגן ראש בית ספר-חבר/ת סגל אקדמי בכיר
Faculty of Engineering Sciences, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
33 - Zlotowski (Electrical Engineering) Building Floor 1 Room 109, Marcus Campus
Prof. Ron Dabora
Departments
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08-646-1511
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About
I received my B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in 1994 and 2000, respectively, from Tel-Aviv University and the Ph.D. degree in 2007 from Cornell University; all in Electrical Engineering. From 1994 to 2000 I worked as an R&D engineer at the Communications Research Institute, and from 2000 to 2003, I was with the Algorithms Group at Millimetrix Broadband Networks, Israel. From July 2007 till January 2009 I was a postdoctoral researcher at the Wireless Systems Lab, Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University. Since January 2009 I am a faculty member at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Ben-Gurion University, Israel. In the academic years 2022-2024 I was a Visiting Fellow at Princeton University, where I am currently a Visiting Research Collaborator. I serve(d) as a TPC member in several major international conferences, including, among others, 5G World Forum, WCNC, ICC, Globecom, ISPLC and PIMRC. In 2020 I was the keynote speaker at the ISPLC conference. During 2012-2014 I served as an associate editor for the IEEE Signal Processing Letters, and during 2014-2019 I served as a senior area editor for the IEEE Signal Processing Letters, and I currently serve as a Senior Area Editor at the Transactions on Signal Processing.The University bears no responsibility for the content displayed on this page or on any other faculty members’ pages. Full responsibility for the content rests solely with the faculty members themselves, who independently update and manage the information on their pages
Courses
Digital Wireless Communications 361-2-5901 (link)
Digital Signal Processing 361-1-4781
Digital Communications 361-1-4611
Network Information Theory 361-2-2010
Introduction to Linear Systems 361-1-2011
Introduction to Modern Communications 361-1-3221
Digital Signal Processing 361-1-4781
Digital Communications 361-1-4611
Network Information Theory 361-2-2010
Introduction to Linear Systems 361-1-2011
Introduction to Modern Communications 361-1-3221
