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Greetings!

This site enumerates some of my activities as an undergraduate at the University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign.  Feel free to browse through the research and project listings.

If you have questions pertaining to research publications or patents please e-mail: research@wazer.net.

All software on this website is released under the GNU General Public License unless explicitly stated.



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Recent Activity

  • P.U.R.E Looking for Grads PURE (Promoting Undergraduate Research in Engineering) pairs underclassmen with graduate mentors to work on a semester research projects.  We are still looking for a few extra grad students.  More information: http://pure.engr.illinois.edu/
    Posted Jan 24, 2010 10:24 AM by Martin McCormick
  • Balloon Launch Approaching! More information: here.
    Posted Jan 24, 2010 10:20 AM by Martin McCormick
  • NSF GRFP I applied for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program for fall 2010.  Proposed research essay used in the application below.
    Posted Jan 11, 2010 1:36 PM by Martin McCormick
  • ICASSP Papers Accepted! Two of my papers submitted to the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) 2010 in Dallas, TX (each for a different area of work) were accepted the other day!  Now to polish them up for March 2010!ICASSP 2010 Review Results for paper #4431 - Learning Sparse Systems at Sub-Nyquist Rates: A Frequency-Domain ApproachAbstract:We propose a novel algorithm for sparse system identificationin the frequency domain. Key to our result is the observationthat the Fourier transform of the sparse impulse response isa simple sum of complex exponentials, whose parameters can beefficiently determined from only a narrow frequency band. Fromthis perspective, we present a sub-Nyquist sampling scheme, andshow that ...
    Posted Jan 8, 2010 12:47 PM by Martin McCormick
  • Website Launched This website was launched as on online profile to showcase projects and research that I developed between ages 11 and 21.  Many years ago wazer.net was a blog / personal open source project website but disappeared after I shut down the servers before heading out to college.  Now, reincarnated, it is being hosted with Google Sites.
    Posted Dec 19, 2009 8:37 AM by Martin McCormick
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