Professor Muriel Médard
Muriel Médard is the NEC Professor of Software Science and Engineering in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Department at MIT and leads the Network Coding and Reliable Communications Group at the Research Laboratory for Electronics at MIT.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Research Laboratory of Electronics
Room 36-512F
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
617.253.3167—Tel
617.258.7864—Fax
News & Events
Publications
Using channel correlation to improve decoding–ORBGRAND-AI
modern applications, there have been significant advances in the development of short error …
Interception Probability versus Capacity in Wideband Systems: The Benefits of Peaky Signaling
communications, both in military and commercial applications, for their low interception probability. …
A Sub-0.8pJ/b 16.3Gbps/mm2 Universal Soft-Detection Decoder Using ORBGRAND in 40nm CMOS
energy efficiency, and high bandwidth, for which only short-length, high-rate codes are …
GRAND-EDGE: A Universal, Jamming-resilient Algorithm with Error-and-Erasure Decoding
for many wireless communication protocols. As such, wireless receivers must be able to cope …
Noise Recycling using GRAND for Improving the Decoding Performance
communication systems, a single communication channel is typically impacted by temporally …
Confident decoding with GRAND
Decoding (GRAND) algorithm, an interpretable, useful measure of decoding confidence …
Physical layer insecurity
without being overheard by Eve who is eavesdropping over a degraded channel. Systems for …
InfoShape: Task-Based Neural Data Shaping via Mutual Information
an open challenge due to the difficulty of its estimation in practice. In this paper, we propose …
A General Security Approach for Soft-information Decoding against Smart Bursty Jammers
denial of service (DoS) to wireless communication protocols. Moreover, jamming devices …
GRAND-assisted Optimal Modulation
power constraints are known to require nonuniform probability distributions over signal …
People
Benoit Pit-Claudel
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512
email: bpitcla@mit.edu
website: https://pit-claudel.fr/benoit/
Homa Esfahanizadeh
Postdoctoral Associate
office: 36-512L
email: homaesf@MIT.EDU
website: https://homaesfahanizadeh.com/
Joseph Griffin
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512K
email: joecg@mit.edu
Alexander Mariona
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512
email: amariona@mit.edu
website: https://github.com/agmariona
Jane Millward
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512K
email: janem7@mit.edu
Basak Ozaydin
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512K
email: bozaydin@mit.edu
website: https://sites.google.com/view/basakozaydin/home
Hadi Sarieddeen
Postdoctoral Associate
office: 36-512G
email: hadisari@mit.edu
Megan Su
MEng Student
office: 36-512K
email: megansu@mit.edu
Vipindev Vasudevan
Postdoctoral Associate
office: 36-512N
email: vipindev@mit.edu
Jongchan Woo
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512H
email: jc_woo@mit.edu
Kathleen Yang
Doctoral Student
office: 36-512K
email: klyang@MIT.EDU
website: ktljyang.github.io
Chia-Yi Yeh
Postdoctoral Associate
office: 36-512Q
email: cyyeh@mit.edu
Peihong Yuan
Postdoctoral Associate
office: 36-512G
email: phyaun@mit.edu
Teaching
Current:
6.120A – Discrete Mathematics and Proof for Computer Science
6.7411/6.7410 Principles of Digital Communication
6.450 – Principles of Digital Communication
6.036 – Introduction to Machine Learning
6.006 – Introduction to Algorithms
6.02 – Introduction to EECS via Communication Networks
6.033 – Computer Systems Engineering
6.S076 – Special Subject in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Contact
Research Laboratory of Electronics
Room 36-512F
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
617.253.3167—Tel
617.258.7864—Fax
Program Administrator
Room 36-512C
617.253.6171