Tarek Aziz Lahlou
lahlou-at-mit.edu

617.253.7319

Tarek Lahlou graduated from George Mason University in 2011 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He then received his S.M. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2013, and is currently working in the DSPG toward a Ph.D. His research interests include behavioral representation theory, conservative signal-flow architectures for convex and non-convex optimization, and approximate signal processing.

Since his undergraduate studies, Tarek has spent his summers working at Bose Corporation and Texas Instruments on various problems involving real-time signal estimation and representation, large scale non-linear optimization, and large scale deep machine learning targeting finance.

Hsin-Yu (Jane) Lai
hsinyul-at-mit.edu

617.253.5959

Hsin-Yu completed her undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering and Math from National Taiwan University. She has researched on audio and bio signal processing during her undergraduate study. She is pursuing her Master degree and is now working on amplitude sampling cooperatively with Pablo.

Pablo Martinez Nuevo

pmnuevo-at-mit.edu

617.253.5959

Pablo completed his studies in Telecommunication Engineering in June 2010 at University of Valladolid, Spain. He then received his Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University in 2012, where he worked on continuous-time digital signal processing. Pablo is also a dedicated classical guitarist and now a PhD student in the DSPG at MIT.

Guolong Su
guolong-at-mit.edu

617.253.7322

Guolong graduated from Tsinghua University in 2011, with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronic Engineering. After receiving a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2013, he continues to pursue his Ph. D. in the general field of signal processing.
Guolong has also done summer internships at Microsoft Research Asia, Bose Corporation, Texas Instruments, A9.com (an Amazon subsidy), and IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.

Sally P. Wolfe

sallyw-at-mit.edu

617.253.5959

Catherine Medlock

cmedlock@mit.edu

617-253-4177

Catherine Medlock is a Masters of Engineering candidate studying receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves. She graduated from MIT in 2016 with a B.S. in electrical science and engineering and a B.S. in physics. She has previously worked with Prof. Markus Klute in the physics department on a cross-section measurement analysis, and with Prof. Lizhong Zheng in the electrical engineering department on clustering algorithms in high-dimensional datasets.