NEWS
- February of 2016: I am looking for excellent, highly motivated and self-driven Master students to work in the areas of Cybersecurity and Data Privacy. We have (fully funded) 2 Master positions, starting from July 1, 2016. For more detailes please refer to Two Graduate Research Assistant Positions.
- February of 2016: I will be attending the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium 2016, which will be held 21-24 February in San Diego.
- January of 2016: We have submitted our latest paper titled "Security Analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems through System Dynamics" to ACM SIGSIM 2016 Conference on Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation.
- December of 2015: We have submitted our latest paper titled "Modeling Human Behavior to Anticipate Insider Attacks via System Dynamics" to IEEE conferance on Theory of Modeling and Simulation 2016.
- September of 2015: I have submitted an NSF-CRII grant on "A System for Privacy Management in ubiquitous environments".
- September of 2015: We have submitted our latest paper titiled "A Model Checking Approach for Privacy Policy Enforcement in Mobile Systems" to ACM Conference on Data and Applications Security and Privacy.
- Jun of 2015: I will attend the ACM FCRC 2015 Conferance in Portland, Oregon on Jun 13th to 20th.
- May of 2015: Our poster titled "A Framework for Automatic Verification of Android Applications" has been accepted for presentation at CISSE2015.
- April of 2015: We have submitted a DARPA grant on the objectives of the anticipated Brandeis Broad Agency Announcement (BAA), which seeks to develop the technical means to protect the private and proprietary information of individuals and enterprises.
- April of 2015: Our 2015 CS4HS proposal has been funded by Google to equip high school teachers with the skills and resources needed to become excellent AP Computer Science Principles Teachers.
- March of 2015: I will attend the NSF CISE CAREER Workshop in Washington DC on March 16th and 17th 2015.
- March of 2015: My colleagues and I have applied for an NSF STEM + Computing Partnerships Grant valued at $1000,000 that allow us to to significantly enhance the learning and teaching of science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), and computing by K-12 students and teachers, through researchon, and development of, courses, curriculum, course materials, pedagogies, instructional strategies, or models that innovatively integrate computing into one or more STEM disciplines, or integrate STEM content into the teaching and learning of computing.
- January of 2015: Our journal paper titled "Resiliency analysis for complex engineered system design" has been accepted for publication at Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing - Volume 29 - Issue 01 - February 2015, pp 93-108 Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2015. Published online: 19 January 2015.