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Associated Faculty

Faculty members within the School of Engineering who are actively involved in research pertinent to national security and tracking technology include:

Reda Ammar high performance systems, probabilistic performance analysis
Mehdi Anwar field effect transistor biosensors, microelectronics
Amvrossios C. Bagtzoglou secure water resource infrastructures and forensic analysis
Rajeev Bansal criminal/terrorist electromagnetic interference
Yaakov Bar-Shalom target tracking and detection
Steve Demurjian data security, secure collaborative systems, dynamic coalitions
John Enderle bioterrorism
Norbert Greene weapons detection & forensic analysis
Ian Greenshields image processing, biometrics
Faquir Jain acoustic optic and electro-optic modulator structures, microelectronics
Bahram Javidi optics, photonics, pattern recognition
Robert Magnusson optics, photonics
Ramesh Malla survivable structures
Rusk Masih explosion-immune structures
Krishna Pattipati anomaly and real-time monitoring for survivable computer-communication networks
Sanguthevar Rajasekaran secure information distribution, security algorithms
Alexander Russell efficient encryption with unconditional security guarantees
Nigel Sammes secure energy systems
Alexander Shvartsman survivable dynamic distributed environments
Erling Smith integrity and toughness of structural systems
Geoff Taylor optoelectronic integrated circuits
Peter Willett anomaly and real-time monitoring for survivable computer-communication networks

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