Dr. Kesh is an IEEE Fellow and involved in research and development activities. 

His current research interests are:

• Analysis and design of communications systems using spread spectrum techniques
• Application of high-speed digital signal processing design to communication receiver
• Modeling and simulation techniques for the development of algorithms for direction of arrival estimation of wide band signals using adaptive phased array antenna systems

Dr. Kesh has worked on Cooperative Research and Development (CRAD) projects covering spread spectrum systems, jamming suppression, interference mitigation, super resolution techniques and DOA estimation using adaptive array antennas.

Sample List of Publications:

• K. Bakhru and D. Torrieri. “Indoor Geolocation for Military Applications.” Proc of IEEE, MILCOM 2007.
• K. Bakhru and D. Torrieri. “DESIC algorithm for Direction Finding of Direct-Sequence Signals.” Proc of IEEE MILCOM 2006.
• K. Bakhru and Al Sorgi. “Surveillance and Control Data Link Network.” Proc of IEEE MILCOM 1994.
• K. Bakhru. “Blind Adaptive Beam Forming.” Twenty Seventh Asilomar Conf. 1993.
• K. Bakhru. “Communication Receiver Design Using Digital Processing.” Review Journal. Academic Press 1992.

Patents:

U.S. Patent No. 4,173,759.  Adaptive Antenna Array and Method of Operation.