She identified a method to extract Electrical Network Frequency signals from videos recordings of complex and realistic scenarios to verify the source of video streams, offering possibilities for a variety of security and forensic applications.

It alludes to future uses of VisiSonics’ Real Space 3-D technology—from gaming and entertainment to applications in industry and public safety.

Michael Hicks, David Van Horn and Elaine Shi will develop automated software-analysis tools able to detect unusual anomalies in critical operating systems.

The event will showcase the latest advancements in computing research and innovation, offering industry representatives a chance to engage with UMD faculty and explore potential collaborations.

He is developing PMAIL, a cloud-based email system that allows encrypted emails to be searched, addressing the privacy limitations of end-to-end encryption

He received the award for a paper he co-authored in 2005, which introduced a new framework for designing fixed-parameter algorithms.

She received the award for her method to extract Electrical Network Frequency signals from videos to verify video sources.

He is part of a startup company that created a new database for food safety inspections across the United States.

He received the award for his exceptional support and guidance of graduate students, with many of his advisees receiving prestigious honors, including Google’s Ph.D. Fellowship and the Simons Award.

UMIACS research on using predictive analytics and drones to combat illegal poaching in Africa was featured in an Associated Press Television story, highlighting the work of V.S. Subrahmanian and Tom Snitch.