K. Daniel Wong is President of Daniel Wireless LLC, a California-registered company that provides consulting and training in wireless, networking and software.

 

Daniel has 18 years experience in wireless communications, both in industry and academia. His research work has covered a wide range of areas in wireless communications and has been widely published in top journals and conferences. Daniel is also an experienced speaker and teacher, having taught many highly-rated university level courses, industry short courses and tutorials at conferences, to a wide range of students from industry, government and academia. He is a member of the Practice Analysis Task Force that helped create IEEE’s WCET certification program, and a co-author and co-editor of IEEE’s Wireless Engineering Book of Knowledge (WEBOK). Daniel is also the author of Wireless Internet Telecommunications (Artech House, 2004) and Fundamentals of Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies (Wiley, 2012).

 

Originally from Malaysia, he received The Outstanding Young Malaysian award in 2007 (in the Science and Technology category).  Daniel  graduated with a BSE (with Highest Honors) from Princeton University, and an MSc. and Ph.D from Stanford University, all in electrical engineering.