Ph.D. in Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico · 2003
Engineering · Research · Education
Wenbin Luo, Ph.D.
An educator and researcher in engineering, bringing together computer engineering, image processing, and a deep enthusiasm for learning and making.
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01 / About
Teaching, research, and discovery.
Wenbin Luo has been a faculty member in the engineering department at St. Mary’s University since 2003. His work spans computer engineering, image processing, data hiding, and network security. He is an active researcher, a reviewer for leading journals and conferences, and an advisor to students exploring engineering through hands-on competition.
His honors include the University of New Mexico’s Outstanding Graduate Student Award (2001), St. Mary’s University’s Distinguished Faculty Award (2008), and a best paper award at the 24th International Conference on Computers and Their Applications.
Since 2003Engineering faculty at St. Mary’s University
IEEESenior Member and faculty advisor to the IEEE St. Mary’s student branch
Many languagesFrom C/C++ and Python to Julia, Racket, and RISC-V assembly
02 / Education
A foundation across disciplines.
M.S. in Statistics
University of New Mexico · 2002
M.S. and B.S. in Electrical Engineering
Fudan University, Shanghai, China · 1999 and 1996
Additional credentials: Stanford University Advanced Computer Security Certificate and Software Security Foundations Certificate.
03 / Research & service
Ideas with practical impact.
Research interests reflected in Luo’s publications include image denoising and filtering, image processing, information hiding, computer vision, and network security. His academic service has included editorial and conference leadership, peer review, and mentoring student teams.
As faculty advisor, he supported the IEEE St. Mary’s student branch team that placed first in the 2023 IEEE Region 5 Robotics Competition in Denver. The branch received the 2016 IEEE Region 5 Outstanding Small Student Branch Award; a St. Mary’s team also placed among the top 11% worldwide in the 2017 IEEEXtreme Programming Competition.
Oracle Certified Professional
LPIC-3
Novell CLA
Ubuntu Certified Professional
LabVIEW CLAD
IEEE Senior Member
04 / Selected work
Selected publications.
Y. Zhang and W. Luo · IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 32(11), 7359–7372.
K. Chen, Y. Meng, G. Zhang, K. Zhu, and W. Luo · Proceedings of AICS 2019, 616–620.
J. R. Martinez and W. Luo · Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Computer Applications in Industry and Engineering, 115–120.
W. Luo · Process Software and Digital Networks, Volume III, CRC Press, 506–516.
S. Echegaray, G. Zamora, H. Yu, W. Luo, P. Soliz, and R. Kardon · Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 52, 7470–7478.
D. Dang and W. Luo · International Journal of Electronics and Communications, 62, 63–67.
D. Dang and W. Luo · Signal Processing, 87, 2017–2025.
W. Luo · International Journal of Electronics and Communications, 60, 235–239.
W. Luo · IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 13(7), 413–416.
W. Luo · IEEE Transactions on Education, 48, 562–563.
W. Luo · IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 12, 109–111.
W. Luo and G. L. Heileman · IEICE Electronics Express, 1, 150–155.
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