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February 9th @ 4:30PM
"Activism in the Electronic Age: The impact of technology on political protest" Haldeman Center, 041
February 11th @ 5:30PM
Career Conversation with the NSA Jackson Conference Room, Thayer School
March 4th @ 4:00PM
Latanya Sweeney Carnegie Mellon University
Haldeman Center, Room 041
April 7th @ 4:15PM
Kevin Fu "Implantable Medical Devices: Security and Privacy for Pervasive, Wireless Healthcare" Steele Hall, Room 006
May 5th @ 4:15PM
Umesh Shankar Google Health Steele Hall, Room 006
Over-Exposure in the Digital World
ISTS Bulletin - Summer/Fall 2009
Recent events such as the attacks of September 11th and the Anthrax exposures of 2001 demonstrated the need for reliable, integrated and automated communications and sensing systems to support situation assessment and response to large-scale emergencies. This research effort contributes to three critical areas of technology that can be used to improve our nation’s ability to address these needs: reliable communications, environmental and physiological sensing, and automated information processing. Key to our research plan is an integrated development approach that includes algorithm development, simulation, hardware implementation and field testing.
