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Joseph Camp Contact Information Southern Methodist University EE Department P.O. Box 750338 Dallas, Texas 75275-0338 USA Voice: (214) 768-8541 Fax: (214) 768-3573 E-mail: camp@ Web: /~camp Research Interests Wireless networks and computer architecture. Speci?c areas include deployment, measurement, and analysis of large-scale wireless networks and development of embedded protocols for network hardware from high- or low-level programming languages to hardware descriptive languages. Education Rice University, Houston, Texas USA Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2009 ? Dissertation: “Experimental and Analytical Evaluation of Embedded Link Performance with Small-Scale Channel Fluctuations” ? Advisor: Professor Edward W. Knightly M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering, December 2005 ? Thesis: “Measurement Driven Deployment of a Two-Tier Urban Mesh Access Network” ? Advisor: Professor Edward W. Knightly University of Texas, Austin, Texas USA B.S. with Honors, Electrical and Computer Engineering, May, 2003 Positions Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX, 2009-present. Assistant Professor. Honors and Awards NSF Travel Grant for ACM MobiCom (2008) Rice Presidential Fellowship (August 2003 to present) First Place in Advanced Micro Devices/Rice VLSI Design Contest (2004) Outstanding Intel Intern (2000 and 2002) University of Texas Scholarships (1998): Terry Foundation, Jesse H. Jones (Houston Endowment), Texas Engineering Foundation, University of Texas Exes, Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce, Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union, BankOne Salutatorian (2/460) and Senior Class President of Cy-Fair High School (1998) Publications J. Camp, “Experimental and Analytical Evaluation of Embedded Link Performance with Small-Scale Channel Fluctuations,” PhD Thesis, Rice University, May 2009. J. Camp and E. Knightly, “Modulation Rate Adaptation in Urban and Vehicular Environments: Cross-layer Implementation and Experimental Evaluation,” in Proceedings of ACM MobiCom 2008