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Andreas Spanias
Professor and Center Director at Arizona State University
Andreas Spanias is a highly experienced professional in the field of Electrical Engineering, specializing in Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Speech and Audio Processing, Multimedia, and Sensor Networks. He has a strong background in developing and teaching courses related to signal processing and communications.
Andreas Spanias has extensive experience in managing, consulting, and working on research grants and contracts within various Electrical Engineering and Multidisciplinary areas. He is actively involved in participating and leading scientific service activities, including engagements with IEEE activities.
In addition to his academic roles, Andreas Spanias serves as the Director of the SenSIP Center and Industry Consortium, which is a site of the NSF Net Centric I/UCRC. He plays a key role in coordinating several activities at Arizona State University.
Andreas Spanias pursued his Ph.D. in Digital Signal Processing from West Virginia University. Throughout his career, he has held significant positions such as Professor and Center Director at Arizona State University, Visiting Professor at the University of Cyprus, Founding Associate Director of the School of Arts, Media, and Engineering at Arizona State University, and VP Conferences at IEEE Signal Processing Society.
With his wealth of knowledge and experience, Andreas Spanias continues to make valuable contributions to the field of signal processing and plays a pivotal role in academic and research endeavors.
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Thank you Efthyvoulos Kyriacou and Constantinos Pattichis for your leadership in co-organizing CWSPI 2024 at the Cyprus University of Technology in Limassol. In all we had more than 40 in person and via zoom attendees. Great to have ASU-SenSIP participation from Leslie Miller and Gabrielle Miller who presented their KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence - ASU-SenSIP collaborative projects. Their research was sponsored in part by the NSF IRES (international research experience) program. Big thanks to University of Cyprus mentors Costas Pitris and Christos Laoudias for guiding their research. We appreciate the support of Christiana Koutsoulli Ruby Sayed Maria Savvidou for all local IRES KIOS arrangements.

Thank you Efthyvoulos Kyriacou and Constantinos Pattichis for your leadership in co-organizing CWSPI 2024 at the Cyprus University of Technology in Limassol. In all we had more than 40 in person and via zoom attendees. Great to have ASU-SenSIP participation from Leslie Miller and Gabrielle Miller who presented their KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence - ASU-SenSIP collaborative projects. Their research was sponsored in part by the NSF IRES (international research experience) program. Big thanks to University of Cyprus mentors Costas Pitris and Christos Laoudias for guiding their research. We appreciate the support of Christiana Koutsoulli Ruby Sayed Maria Savvidou for all local IRES KIOS arrangements.
