Prof. Michael Segal

Prof. Michael Segal Profile

Professor


Department : Department of Communication Systems Engineering
Room : 410
בניין 37 אלון לטכנולוגיה עילית
Phone : 972-74-7728073
972-8-6477833
972-8-6477234
Email : segal@cse.bgu.ac.il
Office Hours :  

Education

  • 1979-1989 Kishinev High School with Gold Medal for Excellent Achievements.
  • 1989-1991 Kishinev University Moldova,Soviet Union
  • Studies for B.Sc.in Computer Science.
  • 1991-1994 Ben-Gurion University Beer-Sheva,Israel
  • B.Sc.in Computer Science and Mathematics,Magna Cum Laude.
  • 1994-1996 Ben-Gurion University Beer-Sheva,Israel
  • M.Sc.in Computer Science and Mathematics,Summa Cum Laude.
  • Thesis Title:“Covering point sets and accompanying problems”.
  • Supervisor: Dr.Klara Kedem.
  • 1996-1999 Ben-Gurion University Beer-Sheva,Israel
  • Ph.D.student in Computer Science.
  • Thesis Title:“Covering point sets and accompanying problems”(continuation of
  • M.Sc.thesis).
  • Supervisor:Dr.Klara Kedem.
  • 1999-2000 University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada
  • Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the Mathematics of Information
  • Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS) National Centre of Excellence
  • Postdoctoral Fellow.

Research Interests

  • Algorithms Design, Data communication and Data Structures.

Research Projects

  • France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, General Motors.
  • My major research deals with the topics related to the fields of Algorithms
  • Design, Data communication and Data Structures. I'm interested in determining computational diffculty of solving certain specific problem
  • or families of problems. The problems that I am concerned with are
  • fundamental optimization problems that have applications in transportation,
  • station placement, communication, facility location, graph theory, statistics,
  • selection, geometric pattern matching, layout of VLSI circuits and
  • enumeration.
  • While a part my research is based on a standard sequential deterministic
  • model of computation, I am also interested in both parallel and distributed
  • models of computation and the use of probabilistic algorithms.
  • Last several years, I am working in the area of mobile wireless networks
  • and security. My main interests there are to discover the topological nature
  • and combinatorial properties of the networks problems that deal with location
  • tracking, distributed computation, sending messages and connectivity of the users.

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