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This university-wide award honors senior faculty who, as men and women of outstanding scholarly accomplishment, combined with excellence in teaching, personify our image of the professorate. Meet The Clark School's Most Recent Recipient
This is certainly not the first teaching honor for Liu, who received the 2005 Poole and Kent Company Senior Faculty Teaching Award from the Clark School, the 1996 Outstanding Systems Engineering Faculty Award from the Institute for Systems Research, as well as the George Corcoran Award in 1994 for outstanding contributions to electrical engineering education. Liu's research contributions encompass broad aspects of wireless communications and networking; multimedia communications and signal processing; information forensics and security; bioinformatics and system biology; and signal processing algorithms and architectures, in which he has published over 350 refereed papers, books, and book chapters.
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K.J. Ray Liu, who holds joint appointments in the
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Institute for Systems Research, has been named a University Distinguished
Scholar-Teacher.