Notable Faculty
- Satya N. Atluri, distinguished professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Michael W. Berns, professor of Biomedical Engineering
- Rui de Figueiredo, research professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Daniel Gajski, The Henry Samueli "Turing" Endowed Chair in Computer Systems Design, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Syed Ali Jafar, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Hamid Jafarkhani, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Michelle Khine, assistant professor of Biomedical Engineering
- G.P. Li, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Robert Liebeck, adjunct professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Henry Samueli, adjunct professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Scott Samuelsen, professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Frank Shi, professor of Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Computer Science
- Masanobu Shinozuka, chair and distinguished professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Soroosh Sorooshian, distinguished professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth System Science
- Lee Swindlehurst, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Bruce J. Tromberg, professor of Biomedical Engineering and of Surgery and Physiology and Biophysics (School of Medicine)
- Jasper A. Vrugt, assistant professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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