Research Interests: My recent research results include novel techniques for managing and accessing continuously changing information in space-time continuum and already proven techniques for managing low- to high-dimensional data presented in many publications in leading scientific forums in Computer Science. Most recently, I have been initiating new sensor-network research. I am also cultivating new research areas in bioinformatics and energy databases. I have produced several MSs and PhDs in the past and worked with faculty at various other institutions in graduate education, extramural funding, and research. Most recently, I developed an MOA with an Information Research Center, called CRISP, at the University of Denver as the Acting Chair of CSIT for seeking extramural funding and for enhancing CSIT curricula.

Awards and Professional Affiliation

Acquired over $500K grants and awards from industry and governments since 2001; Honored throughout educations.

Education and Professional Experience

2000 Ph.D., Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology, Illinois
2007-present Interim/Acting Chair, Computer Science and Information Technology, University of the District of Columbia
2006-2007 Associate Professor, Computer Science and Information Systems, National University
2000-2006 Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Wyoming
Has been serving for 26 Computer Science and Information related journals, books, and conferences, and grant programs as a reviewer, chair, and program committee member.