The Computing Innovation Fellows Project

Recently Listed Mentors interested in:
Technology Policy

• Kevin Fu at University of Massachusetts Amherst (Amherst, MA)
  Keywords: Computer system security, embedded systems, low-power computing, secure storage, applied cryptography. 10May, 2011
• Leysia Palen at University of Colorado at Boulder (Boulder, Colorado)
  Keywords: Human Computer Interaction, CSCW, crisis informatics, social computing, computer-mediated communication (CMC), technology-mediated social participation, ethnography, virtual ethnography, sociotechnical studies 5May, 2011
• Kevin Bowyer at University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, IN)
  Keywords: biometrics, computer vision, pattern recognition, iris recognition, 3D face recognition, privacy, social impact, data mining 5May, 2011
• Robert Michael Panoff at Shodor Education Foundation (Durham, NC)
  Keywords: Computational Science, computational science education, stochastic optimization, systems modeling, agent modeling, digital libraries, interactive computing, multi-core/many-core algorithms, multi-core/many-core learning modules 5May, 2011
• Allen Klinger at UCLA (Los Angeles CA)
  Keywords: Stochastic Control, Random Models, Pattern Analysis, Allocation, Image Analysis, Computers in Education and Society, Decision Theory, Data Structures, Algorithms, Biomedical Computing, Games, Human-Computer Interaction, Speech, Language. 5May, 2011
• Juan Gilbert at Clemson University (Clemson, SC)
  Keywords: Human-Centered Computing, Accessibility, Educational Technology, Interface Agents, Avatars, Social Computing, Human-Virtual Human Interaction, Broadening Participation in Computing, Culturally Relevant Computing, Technology Policy, Data Mining 5May, 2011
• Sara Kiesler at HCII, Carnegie Mellon (Pittsburgh, PA)
  Keywords: human-robot interaction, collaboration 5May, 2011
• Andrea Tapia at Penn State. College of Information Sciences and Technology (State College, Pennsylvania)
  Keywords: Socio-technical theory, qualitative methods, information systems, organizations, disaster and emergency response, humanitarian relief, ICT4D, Twitter, microblogging, social media, networks, collaboration and coordination 5May, 2011
• Harry Hochheiser at University of Pittsburgh, Department of Biomedical Informatics (Pittsburgh, PA)
  Keywords: biomedical informatics, clinical informatics, bioinformatics, human-computer interfaces, translational research 27April, 2011
• Lorrie Cranor at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA)
  Keywords: privacy, security, usability, Internet policy, Privacy Enhancing Technologies, human factors, public policy 22May, 2010
• Mirsad Hadzikadic at University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte. NC)
  Keywords: fundamental properties of complex adaptive systems; resilience/sustainability; threshold effects; relationship between energy, information, and entropy; general tool for designing complex systems; interdisciplinary collaboration 19May, 2010
• Laura Dabbish at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA)
  Keywords: Changing nature of work, human attention, productivity, awareness, interruption, knowledge work, distributed collaboration, computer-mediated communication, computer-supported cooperative work 14May, 2010
• John Chuang at University of Californa, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)
  Keywords: economics of computer networks, economics of information security, p2p, incentive-centered design, economics, public policy, ICTD 14May, 2010
• Owen Astrachan at Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)
  Keywords: problem-centered learning, large classes, technology and policy, programming 6May, 2010
• Scott Jordan at University of California, Irvine (Irvine, CA)
  Keywords: net neutrality, traffic managment, communications policy 30April, 2010
• Anura Jayasumana at Colorado State University, Computer Networking Research Lab (Fort Collins, CO 80523, )
  Keywords: Sensor Networks, Computer Networks, Telecommunication Networks, Performance Modeling, High-Speed Networking, Hardware Testing, Testable Design 28April, 2010
• Paul Edwards at University of Michigan School of Information (Ann Arbor, MI)
  Keywords: climate science, cyberinfrastructure, e-science, distance collaboration, governance, metadata, data sharing, qualitative methods, HCI/CSCW 28April, 2010
• Ozlem Uzuner at University at Albany, State University of New York (Albany, NY)
  Keywords: natural language processing, data mining, medical informatics, biomedical informatics, information retrieval, machine learning, information science,information retrieval, text mining, natural language processing, medical informatics, clinical text processing. 28April, 2010
• Lynn Andrea Stein at Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering (Needham, MA (Boston suburb))
  Keywords: Small footprint curriculum, computing education, project-based learning, pedagogy, studio, interaction design, usability, semantic web, ai, hci, knowledge representation and reasoning, cognitive robotics 28April, 2010
• Irfan ESSA at Georgia Tech (Atlanta, GA)
  Keywords: Computational Video, Computational Photography, Activity Recognition, Computational Journalism, Human Behavior Modeling and Analysis, Human Robot Interaction, Sports Visualization, Interacting with and Authoring Video. 14July, 2009
• Scott Mainwaring at People and Practices Research, Intel Labs (Beaverton, OR)
  Keywords: financial services innovation; personal meaning; sustainability and consumerism; technosocial infrastructures; ethnography and design 5July, 2009
• Jeffrey Taekman at Duke University Human Simulation and Patient Safety Center (Durham, NC)
  Keywords: Clinical Research, Educational Technology, Human Factors, Informatics, Computer-Assisted Instruction, Education- Medical, Interactive 3-D environments, Mobile Computing, Internet, Patient Safety, Research Design, Peer Review, Serious Games,Simulation 9June, 2009
• Murray Turoff at New Jersey Institute of Technology (Newark, NJ)
  Keywords: Emergency Management Information Systems, Computer Mediated Communications, Management of Information Systems, Online Learning Systems, Technological Foresight and Assessment, Risk Analysis, Online Delphi Design, Design of Planning Systems 5June, 2009
• Alok Choudhary at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL)
  Keywords: High-Performance Computing, Data Intenstive Computing, Parallel I/O and storage, data mining, computer architecture, security, business, medical and bioinformatics applications, power aware systems 3June, 2009
• Edward Felten at Princeton University, Dept. of Computer Science and Center for Information Technology Policy (Princeton, NJ)
  Keywords: policy, Internet, security, privacy, e-government, voting 27May, 2009
• Kimberly Claffy at University of California, San Diego (La Jolla, CA)
  Keywords: Internet, topology, routing, dns, workload, performance, visualization, Coralreef 26May, 2009
• Kirk Jordan at IBM T.J. Watson Reserach Center (Cambridge, MA)
  Keywords: Computational Science, Advanced Architectures, High Performance Computing, Visualization, Numerical Solutions of Partial Differential and Integral Equations, Performance Analysis 24May, 2009
• Amy Apon at Arkansas High Performance Computing Center at University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, Arkansas)
  Keywords: computational science, high performance computing, cluster computing, virtual execution environments, computer science education, policies for sustaining high performance computing centers and the cyberinfrastructure ecosystem 23May, 2009
• Howard Turtle at Syracuse University (Syracuse, NY, USA)
  Keywords: natural language processing, information retrieval, text mining, text classificaton 22May, 2009
• Srini Ramaswamy at University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Little Rock, AR)
  Keywords: modeling, analysis and simulation, software engineering, data mining, social network analysis, embedded computing, service computing, petri nets, software automation, software design and maintenance 20May, 2009
• Dirk Grunwald at University of Colorado, Boulder (Boulder, CO)
  Keywords: Software Radio, Cognitive Radio, Reconfigurable Computing, Compiler Measurement, Multi-core Computing, Networking, Privacy Peer-to-Peer 20May, 2009
• Andrea Tapia at Penn State University, College of Information Sciences and Technology (State College, PA)
  Keywords: coordination, collaboration, institutions, humanitarian, relief, development, policy, open source, collaboratories, organizations, social-informatics, socio-technical systems, united nations, emergency response, cscw, inter-organizational networks 20May, 2009
• Anant Sahai at University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)
  Keywords: information theory, cognitive radio, distributed control, power as complexity metric 20May, 2009
• M. Brian Blake at University of Notre Dame (South Bend, IN)
  Keywords: Service-oriented computing, software engineering, web services, enterprise integration, workflow, agent-based software engineering 19May, 2009
• Deirdre Mulligan at School of Information UC Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)
  Keywords: policy, privacy, human rights, security, law, intellectual property, copyright, digital rights management technology, surveillance 19May, 2009
• Cal Lee at University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC)
  Keywords: digital preservation, digital curation, digital forensics, personal digital archives, electronic records management, collection development 19May, 2009
• Zachary Dodds at Harvey Mudd College Computer Science (department) (Claremont, CA)
  Keywords: This is a primarily teaching position at a science, math, and engineering-focused liberal arts college. We encourage applicants from any specialty who have a passion for teaching and working with students. 19May, 2009
• Patrick Crowley at Washington University in St. Louis (St. Louis)
  Keywords: networking, computer architecture, network security, deep packet inspection, technology policy, cyber operations, cyber security, novel computing platforms 19May, 2009
• L Jean Camp at Indiana University (Bloomington, IN)
  Keywords: trust, usable security, economics of security and privacy, ecrime, value-sensitive design 18May, 2009
• Radha Nandkumar at National Center for Supercomputing Applications (Urbana, Illinois)
  Keywords: High performance computing (HPC), international HPC, computational science, societal impact of cyberinfrastructure, business computing, cybereducation, women in computing, EMR and health information systems, grid computing, technology policy. 18May, 2009
• Martin Weiss at University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh PA)
  Keywords: Dynamic spectrum access, spectrum trading, cognitive radio systems 18May, 2009
• Michael Bailey at University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
  Keywords: security, networking, distributed systems 18May, 2009
• William Aspray at University of Texas School of Information (Austin, TX)
  Keywords: informatics education, security, privacy, information seeking behavior in everyday life, health informatics, Internet studies, digital media studies, globalization, offshoring, privacy policy, IT workforce policy, Internet use policies, gender, diversity 18May, 2009
• Gary King at Institute for Quantitative Social Science & Harvard-MIT Data Center (Cambridge, MA)
  Keywords: machine learning, statistics, informatics, visualization, software development 18May, 2009
• Annie Anton at North Carolina State University (Raleigh, NC)
  Keywords: Information privacy and security, privacy and security policy, regulatory compliance, software engineering, requirements engineering, survey instruments, internet users' privacy values, online behavioral marketing. 16May, 2009
• Eugene Spafford at Purdue University CERIAS (West Lafayette, IN)
  Keywords: cyber sercurity, cyber forensics, public policy regarding use of IT, privacy, botnets, secure architectures, intrusion response, counterintelligence 16May, 2009
• Tapan Parikh at UC Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)
  Keywords: Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Mobile Computing, Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICTD), Information Systems for Microfinance, Smallholder Agriculture and Global Health 16May, 2009
• Simson Garfinkel at Naval Postgraduate School (Monterey, CA)
  Keywords: Computer forensics, security, privacy, information policy, HCI-SEC, Usability and Security, Data mining, national security 16May, 2009
• Nicolas Christin at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA)
  Keywords: Security, Networks, Economics, Policy, Usable security, Network measurements 15May, 2009