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The life and science of Thomas Kailath

He has done pathbreaking work in signal processing and other areas of electrical engineering. Professor at Stanford for over half a century, Thomas Kailath is no stranger to awards and recognition. But the Padma Bhushan is special. He spoke to our correspondent after receiving the honourNot man  ....Read more

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Tribute to KailathBy: Sridhar | Sunday , 23 Aug '09 16:59:58 PM Reply | Forward He is a genius. He should have contributed more to India as a scientist.
Thomas Kailath,a pride of PuneBy: pankaj kulkarni | Thursday , 20 Aug '09 17:36:31 PM Reply | Forward He is Shannon of India,a real jewel of india produced technological marvels.I am also from Pune and fell very proud of him.I am also working in the field of wireless technology and he is my idol.
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