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June 13, 2006 Curriculum Vitae FREDERICK JELINEK Julian Sinclair Smith Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Director, Center for Language and Speech Processing The Johns Hopkins University Barton Hall 320/ 3400 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21218 (410) 516-7730 Fax: (410) 516-5050 jelinek@ Home Address 917 Drohomer Place Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Biographical Sketch Born: Prague, Czechoslovakia November 18, 1932 Naturalized Citizen: United States 1955 Education City College, New York; Evening Session 1950-1954; MIT, Cambridge; 1954-1962; S.B. 1956; Thesis on Network Theory, Realization of Minimum Phase Transfer Functions in Ladder Network Form. S.M. 1958; Thesis on Algebraic Coding, Coding and Decoding of Binary Group Codes. Ph.D. 1962; Thesis on Two-Way Channel Communication, Coding for Discrete Memoryless Two-Way Channels. Research Interests Speech Recognition, Information Theory, Statistical Modeling, Language Machine Translation Text Parsing and Understanding Academic Employment Teaching Assistant; MIT; 1956-1959 Instructor; MIT; 1959-1962 Lecturer; Harvard; 1962 Assistant Professor; Cornell; 1962-1966 Associate Professor; Cornell; 1966-1972 Professor; Cornell; 1972-1974 Professor; Johns Hopkins University; 1993-present Director, Center for Language and Speech Processing; 1993-present Julian S. Smith Endowed Professorship in Electrical Engineering; Johns Hopkins University, 1999 - present Selected Past Ph.D. Students John B. Anderson, Professor in Digital Communication (endowed chair), University of Lund, Sweden Frank L. Huband, Executive Director, American Society of Engineering Education Hen Suh Park, Representative Director, Pacific Telesis - South Korea Neil J.A. Sloane, Research Mathematician, ATT Bell Laboratories, former editor of IEEE Transactions on Information Theory; elected to National Academy of Engineering, 1998; Shannon Lecturer, 1998 Xiaoqiang Luo, Research Scientis