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Andreas Spanias is a Professor in the School of Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering at Arizona State University (ASU) and Director of the Sensor Signal and Information Processing (SenSIP) Center. He leads the SenSIP industry consortium, an NSF I/UCRC site, focusing on adaptive signal processing, quantum AI, and sensor systems. His work includes developing the Java-DSP software and award-winning mobile versions. He authored textbooks on audio processing and DSP, with over 350 papers, 11 monographs, and 21 patents.
Education: Ph.D. (1988), M.S. (1985), B.S. (1983) in Electrical Engineering from West Virginia University. Additional certifications from MIT (Leadership Skills) and Harvard (Data Visualization).
Research Interests: Quantum AI simulations, machine learning, speech processing, and sensor networks. His recent work includes quantum Fourier transform applications and photovoltaic array optimization. He has received prestigious awards including the IEEE Donald G. Fink Prize (2002), IEEE Fellow (2003), and 2023 SPIE Best Paper Award (co-author).
Service & Leadership: Chair of Fulton Schools DFAC, NSF workforce development programs PI, and mentor to over 35 PhD students. He also chairs the SenSIP consortium and serves on editorial boards, including Springer’s algorithms series.
Grants: Over 50 funded projects, including NSF grants for workforce development and solar array monitoring. Collaborations with industry partners like Lockheed Martin and Intel.
Awards: IEEE Phoenix Chapter Award (2018), IEEE Region 6 Educator Award (2018), and Fulbright U.S. Research Scholar (2025).
