Yasaman Ghasempour

Yasaman Ghasempour is an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Princeton University. Her research interests include Computing & Networking, Data & Information Science, Integrated Circuits & Systems, and Security & Privacy. She focuses on the design and experimental analysis of architectures, protocols, and applications for next-generation wireless communication and sensing systems, with an emphasis on millimeter-wave and terahertz networks, Internet of Things, robotic wireless networks, and wireless security. Her lab's work spans theoretical analysis, modeling, hardware implementations, and experimental evaluations. Ghasempour joined Princeton as an Assistant Professor in Spring 2021.

Yasaman Ghasempour is an Assistant Professor at Princeton University, specializing in mmWave and Terahertz wireless communication, wireless sensing, and wireless security. Her research focuses on advancing next-generation wireless technologies, including high-speed 60 GHz communication, terahertz networks, and secure wireless systems. She has contributed to the development of programmable testbeds for wideband 60 GHz WLANs, beam-training techniques for mmWave MIMO networks, and non-invasive sensing using sub-terahertz signals. Her work also explores wireless security, mobility tracking, and reconfigurable metasurfaces for satellite networking. Ghasempour's research emphasizes the integration of physics-informed learning frameworks and quasi-optical localization for sub-terahertz applications.