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Paul Wang is
a Professor and Chair of Computer Science at Morgan State University.
He also holds a joint faculty position at University of Maryland, College Park.
Paul is a LINK Fellow, Fellow of Naitonal Quantum Lab, Board Member of CyberVets,
and has held positions as
the TSYS Endowed Chair in Cybersecurity by a $5 million endorsement,
Director of Center for Security Studies with more than 3,000 cyber students,
and Chief Information and Technology Officer (CIO/CTO) of the National Biomedical Research Foundation.
He has been a consultant to many companies and serveing on multiple boards and government and private sector
technology committees.
Paul was directly involved in drafting of the National Initiatives of Cybersecurity Education (NICE) framework.
His research areas are quantum crypto, secure architecture, AI, IoT/CPS, and video indexing.
In teaching, one of his students appeared in Time Magazine for doing his class project which he continued to pursue and later became an entrepreneur. Paul has extensive experiences working with students especially underrepresented minorities and track records in mentoring students to excel in learning and entering into the workplace. In addition to books, refereed publications, conference speakers and numeral grant activities including recent grants from NSF, NSA, Apple, and Microsoft, Paul has four patents; three of them have been licensed to the industry. Paul Wang received his Ph.D. under Dr. Robert Ledley, the inventor of body CT scanner in 2004. He completed his post-doc studies at MIT in Quantum Computing following a renowned scholar Peter Shor and in Data Science/AI at University of Cambridge. Research: Quantum Cryptography, AI/ML, Threat Modeling and Analysis, IoT/SCADA Security, Video Indexing, Secure Architecture, 3D Medical Imaging Grants Received: NSF: Video indexing application - inVideo, $604,661, 2014-17 NSF: Big data and privacy, $279,480, 2014-16 DOE: $2,295,450 (09-13), $600,000 (06-09), $400,000 (08-10), $2,471,670 (06-09), $1,178,627 (04-06) ... Cybersecurity, AI/ML, Quantum Computing Fall 2016 and before: Cybersecurity and Cyberspace, Computer Architecture and Security, Modeling and Simulaton, Advanced Computer architecture, Information Security in Healthcare, Computer Graphics, Database Systems. ... Four Patents, Three have been licensed to the industry Two Tech Transfer Awards; One Best Invention Award Link Foundation Advanced Simulation and Training Award ... Book: Computer Architecture and Security, Wiley 2013 Book: Computer Architecture and Organization: Fundamentals and Architecture Security. Spinger. ISBN: 978-981-16-5661-3, 2021.
Speakers: DoD QGP: A Quantum Good Privacy for Enhanced Security and Authentication. 24 DoT Advances in Quantnum Cryptography and Next Gen Quantnum Internet. 24 IEEE CSP Quantum Good Security for Enhanced Authentication. keynote. 24 cyberMD A Novel Quantum Good Privacy for Enhanced Security, Privacy, and Authentication. 23 CISS An Overview of Quantum-Safe Approaches: QKD and PQC. 23 AAAI Distributed Learning Collaboratives for AI and Robotics. 22 (panel) NQLN Quantum Computing and Supply Chain. 22. (panel) Intelligent Systems Artifician Intelligence vs. Human Intelligence. 22. (panel) IntelliSys Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Threat Analysis. 22. Oxford Univ Quantum Crypto: Breaking RSA: From Theory, Practice to Reality!? 22. (keynote) IEEE Cyber Threat Analysis and Trustworthy AI. 2022. (conference co-chair) CyberMD Quantum Cryptography: Breaking the RSA: From Theory, Practice, to Reality!?. 2021. IEEE The 5th International Conf. on Cryptography, Security and Privacy. 2021. (Chair) IEEE Quantum Algorithms: Overviews, Foundations, and Speedups. 2021 CISSE Integration of Blockchain in Computer Science Education.2020. ACM Quantum Cryptography and Simulation: Tools and Techniques. 2020. NIST BACH: Adaptive Cybersecurity Awareness Training using Artificial Intelligence. 2019 ICCSP Optimize Quantum Circuits for Fast Cryptanalyzing Quantum Cryptographies. (keynote) ACM Decision Support Expert System for Cybersecurity Curriculum Development. Cairo Egypt. CISSE IoTCP: A Novel Trusted Computing Protocol for IoT.
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