He graduated with a Ph.D from Stanford University in 2010 and was a post doctoral researcher at the University of Texas at Austin for a year before joining OSU. He has won multiple awards; Excellent performance award from OSU-CSE, NSF CAREER Award in 2013, Best Paper Runner-Up at IPSN 2013,Best Paper Award at MobiCom 2010, Best Paper Runner-Up at MobiCom 2013, Best Demo Award at MobiCom 2010, Fellowship from Stanford-ECE and a Presidential Award from Oklahoma State University. His work on wireless in-band full duplex broke a century-old belief that a wireless cannot send and receive on the same frequency simultaneously. This work got significant media attention and had both the theory and systems communities revisit the first principles. It’s being commercialized by a Stanford start-up company.