Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCR, expertise is in estimation and control for nonlinear dynamic systems. Current research includes adaptive approximation based control systems, aided navigation systems and autonomous vehicles. He is Vice General Chair of the 2011 and General Chair of the 2012 IEEE Conference on Decision and Control.

Professor of Architecture at UCB, he is a pioneer in exploring the applications (and implications) of New Media (computing and telecommunication technologies) on architectural design methods, process, and products. He is a founding member of the Berkeley Center for New Media and of ACADIA (Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture).

Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at UCR, where he works on wireless and mobility problems such as routing protocols and algorithms, resource and service location protocols, mechanisms to improve throughput over wireless links, and mechanisms to provide seamless mobility between different interfaces in heterogeneous networks.

Professor of Design Program at UCD where he is also Co-Director of the California Lighting Technology Center. His research centers on energy efficiency strategies and technologies for buildings, focusing on fenestration systems and daylighting, as well as the integration of electric lighting and fenestration controls. He also designs computer-based tools that facilitate energy and environmental impact considerations for building design and operation decision-making.

Prof. Patrick Yue currently a Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Since July 2010, he has been on sabbatical leave to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology as a Visiting Professor in ECE. His technical expertise is in the area of high-frequency modeling for transistor, passive components and IC packages; ESD protection devices and schemes for RFICs; CMOS wireless and wireline communication circuits; and CAD and design methodology for RFICs.

Staff Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where he leads the Building Technology Department's Lighting Research and Principal Investigator for the Lighting Research Group. He is an internationally-recognized expert in advanced lighting controls research.

Director of the California Lighting Technology Center at UC Davis, and a Professor in the UC Davis Design Program. His work entails research and development in new residential and commercial lighting technologies. Among his innovations are high performance torchiere, high efficiency sulfur lamp, and fiber optic illuminators.

Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCR, former Director of  UC_Light Center , where his research focuses on wireless communications, networking, and signal processing,including multiuser spread spectrum, impulse radio, ultra-wideband, atmospheric and underwater ultraviolet communication, visible light communication, geolocation, navigation, intelligent transportation, ultraviolet imaging and sensing, hybrid radio frequency and optical communication, sensor and ad hoc networks.

Professor in the UC Merced School of Natural Sciences and School of Engineering and Director of its Energy Research Institute. His research interests include solar power and renewable energy, elementary particle physics, and non-imaging optics.

Associate Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering at UCR, where his research focuses on free space optics (FSO) communication technologies and their applications in outdoor/indoor high speed wireless optical communication, battlefield covert non-line-of-sight (NLOS) ultraviolet communication, and indoor lighting LED based communication and navigation. The researched optical wavelengths cover ultraviolet (UV), visible and infrared optical band.