Alexandra Duel-Hallen

Dr. Alexandra Duel-Hallen is a Professor at North Carolina State University's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering within the College of Engineering. Her research focuses on wireless communications, optimization, power systems, and machine learning applications. She has held significant grants, including a $600,000 NSF award for power system controller design. She is an IEEE Fellow (2011) and AAIA Fellow (2022), with notable accolades such as the 2006 ISI Highly Cited Researcher distinction.

Education: PhD (Electrical Engineering, Cornell University, 1987), MS (CICE, University of Michigan, 1983), BS (Math & Computer Science, Case Western Reserve University, 1982).

Research interests include game theory for cyber-physical systems, machine learning-driven wireless channel prediction, and voltage stability in power grids. Recent work emphasizes security investments in networked control systems and mmWave communication challenges. Her articles span 1980s to present, reflecting deep engagement with adaptive modulation, multiuser detection, and MIMO systems.

Awards highlight her contributions to equalization, channel prediction, and 6G technologies. She leads interdisciplinary projects, including 6GNC's multi-technology initiatives and resilient microgrid energy cooperation frameworks. Her work bridges theoretical advancements with practical implementations in power systems and communications.