Martin Haenggi

Prof. Martin Haenggi is the Frank M. Freimann Professor of Electrical Engineering and Concurrent Professor in the Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Notre Dame. He holds a Dr.sc.techn. (Ph.D.) from ETH Zurich and has been at Notre Dame since 2000. His research focuses on stochastic geometry and wireless networks, including cellular, heterogeneous, vehicular, and millimeter-wave systems. He has held sabbaticals at UCSD (2007–2008), EPFL (2014–2015), and ETH Zurich (2021–2022).

Education:

• Dipl.-Ing. (M.Sc.), ETH Zurich, 1995
• Dr.sc.techn. (Ph.D.), ETH Zurich, 1999

Research interests emphasize stochastic geometry for analyzing network performance, including coverage, interference, and reliability in wireless systems. Key areas include meta distributions, spatial-temporal analysis, and network optimization. His work has been recognized with IEEE Fellow status, Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher distinction, and NSF CAREER Award (2005).

Grants and Awards:

• NSF Award (Deep Stochastic Geometry: 2020–2023)
• NSF Award (Toward a Stochastic Geometry for Cellular Systems: 2015–2019)
• Rice Prize (2017), Best Survey Paper Award (2017), and Best Tutorial Paper Award (2010) from IEEE Communications Society

Teaching includes advanced courses on stochastic geometry, wireless networks, and signal processing. His lab focuses on theoretical and applied aspects of network modeling, with collaborations in industry and academia.