Laurence Mailaender
LGS Innovations, USA
Laurence Mailaender received the Ph.D.
degree in electrical and computer engineering
from the University of California, Santa
Barbara, in 1996. From 1986 till 1991, he
was a Senior Engineer at Stanford Telecommunications,
Reston, Va, working on problems
of CDMA detection and synchronization
for satellite systems. In 1996, he joined
Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, in
the Wireless Communications Research Department.
There, during 2002, he was the Leader of Algorithm Development
for Lucent's effort that produced the world's first working
MIMO ASIC chips, and received the Bell Labs President's Gold
Award. Currently Dr. Mailaender works on practical CDMA multiuser
detection, as well as MIMO equalization and detection. He
holds 7 US patents related to CDMA.
Biography Updated on 19 July 2005
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