
Faculty Cyber Research Interests
About Faculty Interests

These Computer Science Department faculty members produce research in all areas of cybersecurity. Sponsored research spans networks, security, software, threat detection, and defense.
Name |
Research Interests |
Sponsor Agencies |
Terry Boult |
Video surveillance, biometric systems, optical system, intelligent cameras, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, wireless GPS-enabled sensor networks, steganalysis, shipboard surveillance. Other supported areas include addressing adaptive web-sites to support trauma patient recovery. |
ONR, Army, SOCOM, Air Force, NSF |
Tim Chamillard |
Software metrics, dependency analysis, and software process improvement, accelerated learning through game technology. |
Air Force SBIR |
Edward Chow |
Cyber security, secure collective network defense, secure storage protocols, network survivability/restoration, SOA security and reliability, load balancing, internet network measurement, wireless sensor networks, network resource allocation, human motion tracking/ reasoning, apply game technology in cyber security awareness, Information Fusion for Enterprise Intrusion Detection & Handling |
AFOSR, ONR, Army SBIR, Air Force SBIR, TNUA, Peak Aging, ITRI CCL, Internet Business Skills, CASI, ITT |
Jugal Kalita |
Artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, information retrieval, computational linguistics, natural language processing and machine learning, ontology alignment, apply machine learning techniques to improve intrusion detection, multi-class classification using SVMs, extracting temporal, spatial and other relations from Web documents, semi-supervised and unsupervised learning of morphologies of Asian and other languages, clustering algorithms for biomedical data, gene micro-array expression data, enhancing micro-array clustering with biomedical databases and other knowledge sources |
NSF |
Rory Lewis |
Neuro Endocrinology KDD, Music Information Retrieval, Bayesian Networks, Rough Stes, Artificial Intelligence in Data Mining, Intelligent Information Systems, Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Granular Computing, Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, and VLSI |
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Sudhanshu Semwal |
Computer graphics, wearable computing and virtual reality, computer-human interaction, medical applications, human animation and avatars, and volume Rendering and Visualization, Realistic Images, Ray Tracing, computational geometry, Medical applications in wearable computing; interactive surgery; gesture based interaction; brain-computer interfaces; complex systems applications using generative systems; 3D Movie making; human computer interaction; CUDA and iPhone applications. |
Denver Museum of Nature and Science , TNUA, AFORS-NISSC, Sandia National Lab , Advanced Telecommunication Research Lab (ATR, Kyoto) Japan, and CRL Matsushita Electric, Osaka Japan, IBM. |
Xiaobo Chales Zhou |
Scalable and dependable Internet services and architectures, resource allocation optimization, end-to-end quality-of-service, and computer networks, Information Fusion for Enterprise Intrusion Detection & Handling |
NSF, Army Medical Research, AFOSR |
Gregory Plett |
Linear and nonlinear adaptive filtering; dynamic system modeling; multiple-model multi-target tracking & information assessment; state estimation and control. |
USAFA (OSD), Compact Power Inc., General Motors, University of Michigan (DOE) |
Jennifer Price |
Wireless communications networks, optimization, distributed resource allocation in communication networks, network pricing and economics, game theory. |
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Charlie Wang |
Machine Intelligence, Computer Architecture, SOC System Modeling, VLSI/SOC Architecture, Digital IC Design, Embedded System Design |
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Mark Wickert |
Wireless communications, signal processing, real-time DSP, and microwave/RF systems |
ONR, ITT |
Scott Trimboli |
Data Fusion with SOA |
Previous work with ISS |