Joseph Kabara
Assistant Professor
717B IS Building
412-624-9417
jkabara@sis.pitt.edu
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Institution of highest degree:
Ph.D. Vanderbilt University
Research Interests:
Embedding neural networks in telecommunications networks; wireless-communication-network design, control and management; the interaction between physical, MAC and network layer-communication protocols; sensors and other limited power networked devices; the use of technology to facilitate learning.
Recent Publications:
T. Anusas-amornkul, J.F. Kabara, and P. Krishnamurthy. 2002. Security in Wireless Residential Networks. IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics (48): 1.
J.F. Kabara, and A.B. Bonds. 2001. Modification of Cat Visual Cortical Cells Response Characteristics by Spatially Congruent Perturbing Stimuli. J Neurophysiol (86): 2703-2714.
R.K. Snider, J.F. Kabara, B.R. Roig, and A.B. Bonds. 1998. Influence of Spike Train Patterns on Transmission of Neural Information in Cat Striate Cortex. The Journal of Neurophysiology(80):730-744.