Four PhD graduates in 2008
- Taylor Hardin (2022).
Information Provenance for Mobile Health Data.
Now at a blockchain startup called "Blocky". - Varun Mishra (2021).
Towards Effective Delivery of Digital Interventions for Mental and Behavioral Health.
Now an Assistant Professor at Northeastern University. - Shengjie Bi (2021).
Detection of health-related behaviours using head-mounted devices.
Now a Research Scientist at Facebook. - Travis Peters (2020).
Trustworthy Wireless Personal Area Networks.
Now at a security consulting firm (Include Security). - Tim Pierson (2018).
Secure short-range communications.
Now a Lecturer at Dartmouth College. - Shrirang Mare (2016).
Seamless Authentication for Ubiquitous Devices.
Now an Assistant Professor at Western Washington University. - Aarathi Prasad (2016).
Privacy-preserving controls for sharing mHealth data.
Now Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Skidmore College. - Cory Cornelius (2013).
Usable Security for Wireless Body-Area Networks.
Now at Intel Labs in Hillsboro. - Keren Tan (2011).
Large-scale
Wireless Local-area Network Measurement and Privacy Analysis.
Now at Facebook. - Udayan Deshpande (2008),
A Dynamically
Refocusable Sampling Infrastructure for 802.11
Networks.
Now at Gigamon. - Ming Li (2008),
Group-Aware
Stream Filtering;
part of the
Solar project.
Now at Daily Goods Design LABS. - Soumendra Nanda (2008),
Mesh-Mon:
a Monitoring and Management System for
Wireless Mesh Networks.
Now at Parallel Wireless after many years at BAE Systems. - Libo Song (2008),
Evaluating
Mobility Predictors in Wireless Networks for Improving Handoff
and Opportunistic Routing.
Now at Google. - Kazuhiro Minami (2006),
Secure
Context-sensitive Authorization.
Now an Associate Professor at the National Institute of Informatics in Tokyo. - Guanling Chen (2004),
Solar: Building a
context fusion network for pervasive computing.
Leader of the Solar project.
Now CTO and cofounder of ForU (China), after many years as a tenured professor of Computer Science at University of Massachusetts, Lowell. - Ron Oldfield (2003),
Efficient I/O
for Computational Grid Applications;
and Armada home page.
Now Manager, Scalable Analysis and Visualization at Sandia National Laboratories. - Jonathan Bredin (2001),
Market-Based
Control of Mobile-agent Systems.
Most recently VP at Two Sigma Investments. Was an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Colorado College. - Jon Howell (2000),
Naming and sharing
resources across administrative boundaries and
Snowflake project.
Now at VMware Research, after many years at Microsoft Research and Google. - Nils Nieuwejaar (1996),
Galley:
A New Parallel File System for Parallel Applications and
see Galley project.
Now at Oxide Computer Company.
