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School of Marine Science and Policy

Aijun Song

URL: www.ceoe.udel.edu/people/profile.aspx?ajsong

Description:

Have you ever thought of how to communicate in the ocean? It is a challenge issue since cellular phone technology (wireless radio frequency communication) does not work in seawater. However, there is a strong need to transmit images and data in the ocean for the survey and management of the ocean resources, which are critical to the societies around the globe. We have been developing high speed underwater modems in the ocean, through the use of acoustic waves. We foresee that this emerging technology enable an underwater internet in the ocean.

If you know about basics of programming/digital communication theories and are interested in the ocean and ocean technologies, I invite you to visit our laboratory for a preview to the ocean research.

Minimum GPA requirement:
2.5

Expected Duration of Project:
On Going and Summer

This Project is Available for:
Volunteer and Pay 

Grant Funded:
Yes

 

Faculty Projects from other Departments

Alice Ba
My research addresses the politics and processes of regional integration, cooperation, and organization. Currently, I have two projects, which are described below. 
Required: excellent research skills and familarity with university data bases; Students must have attention to detail and be able to work independently; Students should also be able to put together basic charts and graphs. Min GPA: 3.0.
It will also be helpful if a student is familiar with international relations theories (e.g., students who have taken POSC 240, 316, or 363) and/or have background or courses in the politics and post-World War II history of East and Southeast Asia. 

JAPAN & THE MALACCA STRAIT 
This project focuses on the creation of cooperative regimes aimed at improving the safety and security of the Malacca Strait. Project looks especially at the roles played by Japanese agencies and actors, but also the role of the US and the shipping industry. The project may also delve into questions of corporate social responsibility. 
Strongly desired: working knowledge of Japanese. I have a number of materials in Japanese and need a student to help go through them. 

CHINA & EAST ASIAN INTEGRATION 
This project focuses on China's relationship with the East Asian system. It seeks to explain the different ways that regional states and China are engaging each other and how those efforts are transforming the East Asian system. The project also focuses on China's participation in regional organizations. 
 
Minimum GPA requirement:
3.0
URL of your website:
www.udel.edu/poscir/profiles/ABa.shtml
Expected Duration of Project:
  • On Going
  • Academic Year
  • Summer
Grant Funded:
No
THis project is available for::
  • Volunteer
  • Academic Credit
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