Barry Quinn

Barry Quinn is a Professor at Macquarie University's School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, focusing on signal processing and time series analysis. He contributes to interdisciplinary research bridging mathematics, statistics, and biomedical engineering.

• Key Research Areas: Frequency estimation, autoregressive models, lattice theory, and statistical signal processing

Recent Publications (2017-2024): His work explores sparse data handling in wireless networks, biomedical signal analysis, and stochastic lattice models. Notable topics include baroreceptor sensitivity assessment, polynomial phase unwrapping, and periodogram-based frequency estimation.

Collaborations: Active in projects like the WiMed Research Centre and stochastic lattice theory, partnering with institutions like IEEE. His research spans wireless communication systems and biomedical applications.