] > Dr. Dongxiao Zhu Ph.D. Bioinformatics, University of Michigan, 2006 Assistant Professor dzhu http://cs.uno.edu/~dzhu/ Computational biology, statistical genetics/genomics, biostatistics. (504)280-2406 CERM 217 Dr. Christopher Summa Ph.D., Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, University of Pennsylvania Assistant Professor csumma http://www.cs.uno.edu/~csumma Protein structure/function relationships, protein structure prediction, and protein design and engineering. Wed 8-10am, Thurs 11am-1pm (504) 280-2400 CERM 211 Dr. Jing Deng Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University, 2002 Assistant Professor jing http://www.cs.uno.edu/~jing Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs), Wireless Sensor Networks, Multiple Access Control (MAC), Backoff Control, Energy Efficiency, Wireless Network Security, Information Assurance. Alumni, Facilities, Seminars, Library Liason, SACS Tues 2-5pm (504) 280-7191 Math 336 Dr. Nauman Chaudhry Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Michigan, 1998 Assistant Professor nauman http://www.cs.uno.edu/~nauman Tuning and self-management of Database Systems, Extending Database Systems to Support Streaming Data, Extending Database Systems for Advanced Application Areas. Alumni, ACM, SACS Mon, Wed 12:30-1:30pm, 3:30-4:30pm (504) 280-6754 Math 348 Dr. Stephen Winters-Hilt Ph.D., Computer Science, University of California, 2003 Assistant Professor winters http://www.cs.uno.edu/~winters Machine Learning Methods, Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Bioinformatics. Graduate Studies, Graduate Grade Appeal, Undergraduate Grade Appeal Mon 6:30-7:30pm, Wed 3-5pm (504) 896-2761 CERM 217 Dr. Vassil Roussev Ph.D., Computer Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2003 Assistant Professor vassil http://roussev.net Distributed systems-- computer supported cooperative work (CSCW), on-the-spot digital forensics, mobile devices. Software engineering-- pattern-based techniques, component and service based models, agile development methods. Graduate Studies, Facilities, Graduate Grade Appeal Mon, Wed 10:45am-12pm, 7-8pm (504) 280-2405 Math 312 Dr. Adlai DePano Ph.D., Computer Science, John Hopkins University, 1987 Associate Professor, Undergraduate Coordinator adlai http://www.cs.uno.edu/~adlai Computational Geometry (polygonal approximations, algorithm analysis, data structures), Computer Science Education (pedagogical tools and techniques), Software Metrics (software development resource allocation), Applied Mathematics (graph theory, combinatorics) Undergraduate Studies (chair), Faculty Affairs (chair), Representative to College of Sciences, Student/Freshmen Orientation, Student Awards Coordinator Mon,Wed 11am-1pm, 7:45-8pm (504) 280-7370 Math 310 Dr. Jaime Nino Ph.D., Mathematics, Tulane University, 1981 Associate Professor jaime http://www.cs.uno.edu/~jaime Object Oriented technology, Software engineering, Software architecture, Programming languages, Computer Science education. Undergraduate Studies, TA Coordinator, Undergraduate Grade Appeal Tues, Thurs 11am-12:15pm, 5-6pm (504) 280-7362 Math 331 Dr. Golden Richard III Ph.D., Computer Science, Ohio State University, 1995 Professor golden http://www.cs.uno.edu/~golden Computer Security, Digital Forensics, Mobile Computing, and Operating Systems. Current research: innovative evidence collection and analysis tools for digital forensics investigators. Faculty Affairs, Facilities, CRC Liason, Graduate Grade Appeal, Undergraduate Grade Appeal Tues, Thurs 3-5:30pm (504) 280-6045 Math 346/322 Dr. William Greene Ph.D., Mathematics, Tulane University Professor bill faculty/bill/bill.html Genetic algorithms, Machine learning, Artificial intelligence, Complexity analysis. Alumni, Undergraduate Studies, University Senator, Coordinator of Placement Exam, SACS, College of Sciences Academic Review, Undergraduate Grade Appeal Tues, Thurs 11am-12:15pm, 2-3pm (504) 280-6755 Math 330 Dr. Frederick Hosch Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Wisconsin, 1972 Emeritus Professor fred http://www.cs.uno.edu/~fred Object-oriented methods and the software development curriculum, Network and System Administration, Domain theory, Denotational semantics, and programming language design. Dr. Shengru Tu Ph.D., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Illinois, 1991 Professor, Graduate Coordinator shengru http://www.cs.uno.edu/~shengru Service-oriented computing, Software integration, Software testing, Petri Net theory and applications. Graduate Studies, Faculty Affairs, Graduate Coordinator, Graduate Grade Appeal (504) 280-7108 Math 313 Dr. Mahdi Abdelguerfi Ph.D., Computer Engineering, Wayne State University, Michigan, 1987 Professor, Department Chairman mahdi http://www.cs.uno.edu/~mahdi Spatio-temporal database systems, High-performance geographical information systems, Synthetic environments reconstruction and Parallel database systems. Tues, Thurs 11am-12:30, 2-3pm (504) 280-7107 Math 312 Sal Tillis M.A. Physics and Education, University of New Orleans, 1968 Emeritus Director of the University Computing and Communications and Retained Instructor sal http://www.cs.uno.edu/people/faculty/sal/sal.html Optical Scanners, scanner fonts, and optical handwritten character scanners. Mon 3-6pm, Wed 1-2pm (504) 280-6754 Math 342 Dr. Lizhe Xu Ph.D., Virology, University of Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, 1994 Research Assistant Professor Bioinformatics: Microarray data analysis, Data mining: the interaction and integration of biomedical public databases. The relationship between Human beta retrovirus infection and human liver disease Primary Biliary Cirrhosis. John Shea Senior Research Associate shea Meterological/Oceanographic data analysis, Geological Information Grid(GiC-ES), Navy FORCEnet, and Seapower initiatives. Dr. Alexander Tchourbanov Postdoc Alexander Tchourbanov does resarch with the UNO/RIC Nanopore Cheminformatics Project, particularly focusing on Hidden Markov model feature extraction. Dr. Tchourbanov also does research in eukaryotic splice site recognition with the UNO/RIC Bioinformatics group and with Dr. Rogozin at NIH. Dr. Alexander Stoyanov Postdoc Alexander Stoyanov does research with the UNO/RIC Nanopore Cheminformatics Project, with particular focus on the buffer and bilayer conditions that are used during nanopore detector operations. Dr. Stoyanov is also helping with the study of binding interactions using the nanopore detector via the introduction of chaotropic agents to the buffer. Dr. Stoyanov is also performing parallel studies of capillary electrophoresis and nanopore characterization of molecules and molecular populations.