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    Robert Heath
    University of Texas at Austin, USA
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    A Message from the Editor-in-Chief:

    Welcome to the website of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (SPM)!

    SPM is received bimonthly by all members of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. It publishes tutorial-style articles with comprehensive surveys of important theories, algorithms, tools, and applications related to signal processing and related areas. Each issue includes articles from three main categories -- special issue articles, feature articles, and columns/forums articles. The recently introduced "Inside Signal Processing E-Newsletter" is a monthly electronic publication of SPM serving all members in the Society. Thanks to the contributions made by all of the society members and volunteers, SPM continues to receive distinguished recognition, ranked consistently among the top journals with the highest citation impact. According to the Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Report released June 2010 and 2011, the SPM ranks first in both years among all IEEE publications (127 in total) and all publications within the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Category worldwide (247 in total) in terms of its impact factor: 5.86 and 4.066.

    SPM is charged with the roles of educating our readers in new trends of signal processing and of broad community services. We set the highest standards for the published works with swift timeliness in the review and publication process. Our editorial team consists of world-class researchers and educators with expertise spanning over all areas of signal processing and related disciplines.

    We seek your active involvement and participation in shaping SPM to one reflecting our whole community's interests, both long term and short term. Contact me for any idea you may have for improving any section in SPM. I welcome you to be an SPM author, columnist, guest editor, and/or a reviewer.

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    Area Editors

    Name Affiliation Area of Focus
    Tiago Henrique Falk Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Canada Area Editor - Social Media and Outreach
    Nuria Gonzalez-Prelcic The University of Texas at Austin, USA Area Editor - Special Initiatives
    Andres Kwasinski Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Area Editor - Special Initiatives
    Matt McKay Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China Area Editor - Feature Articles
    Ervin Sejdic University of Pittsburgh, USA Area Editor - eNewsletter
    Rodrigo Capobianco Guido São Paulo State University, Brazil Area Editor - Columns and Forums
    Roberto Togneri The University of Western Australia, Australia Area Editor - Columns and Forums
    Namrata Vaswani Iowa State University, USA Area Editor - Special Issues

    Senior Editorial Board

    Name Affiliation
    Dan Bliss Arizona State University, USA
    Danijela Cabric UCLA, USA
    Volkan Cevher EPFL, Switzerland
    Mrityunjoy Chakraborty Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur, India
    George Chrisikos Qualcomm Inc., USA
    Elza Erkip New York University Tandon School of Engineering, USA
    Alfonso Farina Leonardo S.P.A., Italy
    Yifan Gong Microsoft Corp., USA
    B. Vikrham Gowreesunker Texas Instruments, Inc., USA
    Joseph Guerci Information Systems Laboratories, Inc., USA
    Nageen Himayat Intel, USA
    W. Clem Karl Boston University, USA
    C.C. Jay Kuo University of Southern California, USA
    Erik Larsson Linkoping University, Sweden
    David Love Purdue University, Sweden
    Maria G. Martini Kingston University, UK
    Helen Meng The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
    Meinard Mueller Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany
    Douglas O'Shaughnessy INRS-EMT (Telecommunications), Canada
    Phillip A. Regalia US National Science Foundation, USA
    Alejandro Ribeiro University of Pennsylvania, USA
    Osvaldo Simeone King's College London, UK
    Milica Stojanovic Northeastern University, USA
    Ananthram Swami Army Research Lab, UK
    Jong Chul Ye Korea Advanced Inst of Science & Techn (KAIST), Republic of Korea
    Josiane Zerubia Sophia-Antipolis Mediterranee, INRIA, France
    Qing Zhao Cornell University, USA

    Associate Editors for Columns and Forum

    Name Affiliation
    Balázs Bank Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
    Panayiotis (Panos) Georgiou University of Southern California, USA
    Hana Godrich Rutgers University, USA
    Yuan-Hao Huang National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
    Euee Seon Jang Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
    Vishal M. Patel Rutgers University, USA
    Christian Ritz University of Wollongong, Australia
    H. Vicky Zhao Tsinghua University, China

    Associate Editors for eNewsletter

    Name Affiliation
    Nesreen Ahmed Intel, USA
    Behnaaz Ghoraani Florida Atlantic University, USA
    Anubha Gupta IIIT-Delhi, India
    Yang Li Harbin Institute of Technology, China
    Alessio Medda Georgia Tech Research Institute, USA
    Irena Orovic University of Montenegro, Montenegro
    Sarah Ostadabbas Northeastern University, USA
    Ronen Talmon Technion, USA
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