Regular biography
Kyle Jamieson is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Princeton University. He has been on the faculty since 2015, following seven years at University College London. Jamieson leads the Princeton Advanced Wireless Systems Lab, which focuses on designing, building, and evaluating wireless systems, with innovations in networking, sensing, and computation. He is also associated with the Millimeter-Terahertz-Light Cluster of Excellence in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Jamieson received his PhD in Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2008. He is a Distinguished Member of the ACM and Fellow of the IEEE.
Scholar-generated biography
Kyle Jamieson is a professor at Princeton University specializing in Wireless Networks, Systems, and Communications. His research focuses on developing energy-efficient algorithms, robust protocols, and innovative systems for wireless networks. Key areas include topology maintenance, congestion mitigation, and indoor location systems. He has contributed to the design of protocols such as the Collection Tree Protocol and has explored MAC protocols for event-driven wireless sensor networks. His work also addresses security, physical-layer information, and passive tracking using commodity Wi-Fi. Jamieson's research emphasizes practical implementations and real-world applications in wireless communication systems.