Min Wu for President-Elect of IEEE Signal Processing Society
Why am I running for SPS President-Elect?
The IEEE Signal Processing Society is my “professional home” for 25 years since graduate school. Building on its successful early years of activities in the U.S., SPS has evolved to embrace a diverse membership around the world. I have worked together with volunteers from all regions and technical areas to benefit our members and community, including as Vice President for Finance, Technical Committee Chair, Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, and more. I received the SPS Meritorious Service Award.
These experiences have given me a strong sense of responsibility to contribute at the next level. I sincerely ask for your support of an opportunity to bring my experience and commitment to lead our very first society of the IEEE.
As SPS President, I will bring my experience and skills to serve and lead our community, with the following priorities:
Develop compelling values to our members: Address the high-demand needs for members in different regions, sectors (research & teaching univ., established companies & tech. start-ups, etc.), and career stages (students, junior professionals, mid-career, senior). E.g. develop a mentoring activity portfolio, career networking.
I will promote a sound balance among conflicting demands and multi-facet constraints, and strive for win-wins and sustainable successes within SPS and with partner organizations. Look forward to working with members to promote career development, community building with diversity and inclusion, and advance together!
About me
Currently Univ. Maryland Distinguished Scholar-Teacher & Associate Dean of Engineering
On the ECE faculty since 2001 at the University of Maryland, College Park, and as Full Professor since 2011.
Education: B.E. degree in EE - Automation and B.A. degree in economics, Tsinghua University in Beijing, China (1996, highest honors); Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering, Princeton University (2001).
Co-authored two books and 180+ refereed publications, and holds 21 granted patents on multimedia, security/forensics, and sensing AI. Received paper awards from IEEE, ACM, and EURASIP. (Google Scholar)
Elected IEEE Fellow, AAAS Fellow, and Fellow of the U.S. National Academy of Inventors (NAI) for outstanding contributions to multimedia forensics, security, and signal processing.
Major IEEE and SPS volunteer activities:
Editor-in-Chief, IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (2015–2017 and Past EiC in 2018): Led this high-impact publication through a major redesign, reaching record-high impact in both popularity/impact factors and prestige metric, building synergy with other activities to raise SPS’ visibility & global outreach.
Major Conference Leadership: General Co-Chair – ICIP 2017 Beijing; Technical Co-Chair – ICIP 2013 Melbourne, Australia; Finance Chair – ICASSP 2007 Hawaii. Journal editor of IEEE JSTSP, T-IP, T-IFS, SPL
IEEE Fellow Judge (elected 2019-2022), IEEE Fellow Strategic Planning Subcommittee (elected 2020), and SPS Fellow Evaluator and Vice-Chair; TAB Global Society Initiative Committee; TAB Women & Diversity Committees; TAB Future Financial Stability Committee.
Lead Organizer, IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2016 – power signatures for media forensics, the first SP Cup effort that brought the synergy of hardware, sensing, and analytics to SPS global undergrad competitions.
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