Minors: Applied Mathematics and Signals and Communication 
Dissertation: A New Look at Estimation

Minors: Applied Mathematics and Digital Signal Processing 
Project: Guidance and Control of Amateur Rockets

Minor: Mathematics
Project: Solar Desalination
Honors: Dean’s List (multiple times), Cum Laude

IEEE - Senior Member

IEEE Computer Society - Member

SIAM - Member

Bioinformatics Organization, Inc. - Member

International Association of Engineers - Member

Golden Key Honor Society - Member

Gamma Lambda Chapter of Phi Beta Delta, the Honor Society for International Scholars - Member

Entropy of Parallel Execution and Communication

Operation of the Preclinical Head Scanner for Proton CT

Evaluation of Mathematical Algorithms for Automatic Patient Alignment in Radiosurgery

Algebra of Synchronization with Application to Deadlock and Semaphores

Baylor University, a private Christian university and a nationally ranked research institution, provides a vibrant campus community for more than 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship.

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Dr. Schubert is a full professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Baylor University. His interest areas are the fast, numerically stable solution of large, sparse problems, particularly for medical imaging and treatment;  the design of electrical and embedded systems for medical and biological applications; the patterned growth of extremeophiles and the search for life in space; and the mathematical modeling of synchronization.  Dr. Schubert has been a team leader on the December 2012 National Geographic expedition to Cueva de Villa Luz in Mexico and his work made the cover article of National Geographic July 2013.  Dr. Schubert has worked on medical projects with Loma Linda University (LLU), LLU Medical Center, University of California San Francisco, Baylor Scott and White Medical centers in Dallas and Temple, and holds an adjunct full professor position at LLU.  Dr. Schubert's medical projects range from developing proton computed tomography, to functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) brain monitoring to artificial intelligence for colonoscopy. He has more than 80 peer reviewed publications.

Digital Logic

Aerospace Engineering

Optimization

Imaging and 3d Reconstruction

Numerical Linear Algebra

Numerical Analysis

 Robust and Uncertain Systems

Scientific Computing

Control Systems

Applied Mathematics

Filtering

Bio-medical Applications of Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Architecture

Be safe when capturing the eclipse

The Hunt for Life Beyond Earth: One of the Oldest Questions May be Answered in our Lifetimes

A more accurate reconstruction system matrix for quantitative proton computed tomography

A maximum likelihood proton path formalism for application in proton computed tomography

Software-Based Algorithm for Modeling and Correction of Gradient Nonlinearity Distortions in Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Keith Schubert, Ph.D, electrical and computer engineering

Graduate Program Director and Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Baylor professor Keith Schubert’s research in the biological patterns of life forms here on earth could provide a universal signature for life on other planets.

2014-15 Big 12 Academic Minute - Baylor - Extreme Environments

Scientific Computing &amp; HPC Essentials 3b class structure

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