Faculty NewsLERSAIS Team receives $1 million NSF Scholarship GrantDr. James Joshi named 2006 NSF Career Award Recipient |
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James B. D. Joshi, PhD
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Department of Information Sciences and Telecommunications, University of Pittsburgh Role Based Access Control, XML Security, Secure Interoperability, Distributed and Multimedia Systems Security, Systems Survivability
Phone: 412-624-9982 |
Prashant V. Krishnamurthy, PhD
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Department of Information Sciences and Telecommunications, University of Pittsburgh Wireless data networks, wireless network security, indoor radio propagation
Phone: 412-624-9982 |
Konstantinos Pelechrinis, PhD
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School of Information Sciences, Telecommunications and Networking, University of Pittsburgh Wireless network systems (e.g., 802.11, 3G, wireless home networks, multihomed wireless devices), wireless networks security -- jamming detection and prevention, Denial of Service Attacks, mathematical foundations of communications networks, and graph mining of the Internet.
Phone: 412-624-9417 |
Abdelmounaam Rezgui, PhD
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School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh Real-Time Processing of Data-Intensive Applications on Cloud Computing Environments, Power Saving Techniques for Cellular Networks, Green High Performance Computing
Phone: 412-624-9197 |
Michael B. Spring, PhD
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Department of Information Sciences and Telecommunications, University of Pittsburgh Distributed Systems, Client Server Systems, Collaborative Authoring, Web Services and e-business, Information Infrastructure and e-markets, Interactive Systems, Secure Systems, Standards and Standardization
Phone: 412-624-9429 |
David Tipper, PhD
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Department of Information Sciences and Telecommunications, University of Pittsburgh Network design and traffic restoration procedures for survivable networks, network design for wireless and wired networks, and network control algorithms
Phone: 412-624-9421 |
Taieb Znati, PhD
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Department of Information Sciences and Telecommunications & Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh Design of network level channel abstractions for real-time communication networks to support multimedia environments; Design and analysis of medium access control protocols to support distributed real-time systems, and the investigation of fundamental design issues related to distributed systems in the areas of machine learning, cognitive modeling, problem solving, and analogical reasoning.
Phone: 412-624-8147 |