Regular biography
Michael Honig is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northwestern University. His research interests include communications, signal processing, and networks, with a focus on wireless resource allocation, spectrum access rights and market mechanisms, and macroeconomic modeling. He is also an AT&T Research Professor. His work has been published in leading journals and conferences, including IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications and the Journal of Information Policy. His profile page provides additional details on his research and publications.
Scholar-generated biography
Michael Honig is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Northwestern University, specializing in communications, signal processing, and networks. His research focuses on advanced techniques for interference suppression, adaptive filtering, and resource optimization in wireless systems. Key areas include multiuser detection, spectrum sharing, and distributed interference compensation. His work addresses challenges in CDMA systems, MIMO channels, and wireless network performance. Honig's publications explore adaptive reduced-rank interference suppression, auction-based spectrum sharing, and the impact of limited feedback on channel capacity. His contributions emphasize the development of efficient algorithms for signal processing and network optimization.