Information Trust Institute University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Prof. Bresler's current research interests include multi-dimensional and statistical signal processing and their applications to inverse problems in imaging and sensor array signal processing, and to diagnostic and scientific visualization.

Professor Huang is co-chair of the Human-Computer Intelligent Interaction Laboratory. The main research theme of the lab is to enhance human-machine interface design through the optimization of state-of-the-art technology development and engineering of multimodal interface design concepts.

Professor Moulin's research involves the development of novel methods for modeling and processing signals, images, and video, with a focus on problems of compression, restoration, and, more recently, information hiding and authentication. Applications of interest include videoconferencing, digital TV, multimedia services, and computed imaging.

funded by the Transportation Research Board

In this project, we are studying and developing distributed control methods for the primary mirror of large segmented telescopes. The aim is to determine the limits of imaging accuracy that can be achieved by the use of closed-loop control of the individual mirror segments. Wind disturbances and structural couplings play a major role in limiting the position accuracy of such large structures.

funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research

funded by the National Science Foundation

funded by the Burlington Northern Santa Fe