Jeff is an applied harmonic analyst studying composite dilation wavelets and compressed sensing. With applications to digital signal processing, these fields explore the mathematics of efficient representation and acquisition of signals. This has led to excursions in probability, high dimensional geometry, and random matrix theory. His current research in compressed sensing algorithms on graphical processing units is supported by the National Science Foundation.
Jeff has fond memories of hobbies. When not working, he spends his time with his wife, Amy, and four children, Mary, Bridget, Beaux, and Aaron. Occasionally, he goes for a run and thinks about what it would be like to have time to play golf.
