Experts Guide

Yalcin researches health and engineering systems modeling and healthcare analytics and is co-founder of the Collaborative for Research & Education in Aging and Technology. His expertise includes data analytics, ambient intelligence, the Internet of Things and time-series data mining and analytics applications in healthcare.

Pazos Revilla is an engineer with expertise in critical infrastructure cybersecurity, who researches consumer, industrial and enterprise cybersecurity. He can discuss those topics in addition to the Internet of Things and advancements in cybersecurity and engineering education, including his involvement with USF's CyberHerd student competitive team and Whitehatters Computer Security Club.

Ghani's research focuses on cybersecurity, including ransomware analysis, denial-of-service attack mitigation, Internet of Things security, cyber skills development and workforce training. He can also discuss cyberinfrastructure design, cloud computing and disaster recovery.

Karam's research focuses on hardware security, Internet of Things, biomedical implants and reconfigurable computing. He is founder/director of the USF Interface Research Lab and can discuss energy-efficient and secure hardware design, including low-power design for on-chip AI/ML and signal processing with a focus on IoT and healthcare applications.

Liu is an NSF CAREER Award recipient who studies computer and network security with an emphasis on designing and implementing defense approaches that protect mobile, network and computer technologies from being undermined by adversaries. Her research interests also include security applications for cyber-physical systems, Internet of Things and machine learning.