Lizhong Zheng

Lizhong Zheng is the Andrew (1956) and Erna Viterbi Professor and Professor of Electrical Engineering, [EE and AI+D] at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is affiliated with the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department. His research interests include Communications Systems, Information Science and Systems, Systems Theory, Control, and Autonomy. His profile page provides additional details about his work and contact information.

Lizhong Zheng is a researcher in Information Theory, focusing on the fundamental limits and performance of wireless communication systems. His work explores trade-offs between diversity and multiplexing in multiple-antenna channels, as well as the geometric approaches to noncoherent multiple-antenna channels. He has also investigated cooperative routing, wireless channel allocation, and the information-theoretic aspects of task transfer learning. His research spans topics such as reliability, route diversity, and the low-SNR regime, with applications in wireless relay networks and ad hoc networks. Additionally, he has contributed to the understanding of deep neural networks through an information-theoretic lens and explored the use of universal features in high-dimensional learning.