Current Researchers

Ben Hallihan
Sophomore, Computer Science and Mathematics

Ben joined the lab in the Spring 2019. He is a member of the Randall Research Scholars program conducting a research project called "Using Isochrones to Examine Transportation Modalities." Ben's other research interests include the dark web, artificial intelligence, and data science. His career interests include software development and data analytics.

Ben Hallihan

Md Shariful Haque
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PhD Student, Computer Science

Md Shariful Haque received his B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering in 2008 from University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is now a Ph.D. student in the department of Computer Science at the University of Alabama and has been working as a part of the Digital Forensics and Control Systems Security Lab since August 2015. His research interests lie in the areas of cloud security and privacy.

Shariful

Michael Lee
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PhD Student, Computer Science

Michael joined the lab in Fall 2017. Michael is working on enhancing performance of Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks by optimising performance around intersections in conjunction with Dr. Hong. His research interests include graph theory, machine learning, and algorithms.

Michael Lee

Harry May
PhD Student, Computer Science

Harry joined the lab in Fall 2014. His research centers around the detection and mitigation of various wormhole attacks in wireless and mobile ad hoc networks. Harry is specifically interested in the detection and mitigation of wormhole attacks in applications using Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) Routing.

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Myles McLeroy
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Sophomore, Computer Science and Mathematics

Myles joined the lab in Fall 2018. He is conducting a research project titled "Using Isochrones to Examine Transportation Modalities" in conjunction with the Randall Research Scholars Program. His research interests lie
in the limitless applications of machine learning, and in particular the potential of deep reinforcement learning. He looks forward to interning with Qubos on the Brain team at Google this summer where he will be utilizing advanced machine learning optimization techniques to reduce ad latency across the web.

Myles McLeroy

Abigail Payne
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Junior, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

Abigail joined the lab in Fall 2017. She is working on her research topic of License Plate Detection and Recognition in conjunction with the Randall Research Scholars Program at The University of Alabama.
Her research interests include the broad field of artificial intelligence; specifically in machine learning and biometric computer vision.

Abigail Payne

Vaughn Poe
PhD Student, Computer Science

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Leete Skinner
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Senior, Mechanical Engineering

Leete joined the lab in Fall 2017. He enjoys building and analyzing datasets generated from public websites via scraping. Specifically, he is intrigued by the flow of information between media platforms like news outlets, social media, and lower traffic websites, and how users interact with content and each other. Furthermore, he is interested in the application of unsupervised classification algorithms to extract hidden information from data sets. Leete also is fascinated by network security, and is continually learning more about networking and security systems, as well as data mining and artificial intelligence techniques.

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Jake Wachs
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Junior, Computer Science

Jake joined the lab in Fall 2018. He enjoys conducting cybersecurity-related research including mesh networks for parallel computing, penetration testing, and malware reverse engineering. His interests focus on leveraging advanced technology in applications that could potentially be helpful to the U.S. national defense posture.

Jake Wachs

Nehal Vora
Sophomore, Computer Science and Mathematics

Nel joined the lab in Fall 2018.

Nehal Vora

Blake Wright
Sophomore, Management Information Systems

Blake joined the lab in Spring 2018. He is part of the Randall Research Scholars Program and working on a project titled “Using Isochrones to Examine Transportation Modalities”. His other research interests include technology in the workplace and sports analytics.

Blake Wright



Past Researchers

 Tzofi Klinghoffer (2017-2018) MIT Lincoln Lab - Lexington, MA

 Miclain Keffeler (2016-2018) Autozone - Memphis, TN

 Sungkyun (Sung) Kim (2016-2018)

 Luke Herbert (2014-2017) Cybirical - Mandeville, LA

 Matthew Leeds (2016-2017) Endless Computers - San Francisco, CA

 Eric Mallmann (2016-2016)

 Kyle Galloway (2015-2016) Lockheed Martin - Huntsville, AL

 Sean Semple (2013-2016)

 Bronwyn Mullen (2015-2015)

 Stanislav Ponomarev (2012-2015) BBN Technologies - Cambridge, MA

 Nathan Wallace (2011-2014) Cybirical - Mandeville, LA

 James Poore (2011-2014) Alert Logic - Houston, TX

 Harley Davis (2014-2015)

 Megan Ford (2013-2015)

 Christian Dean (2013-2015)

 Jordan Lafont (2012-2015)

 Juan Flores (2010-2012) American Greetings

 Jan Durand (2010-2012) Seismic Exchange - Houston, TX

 Rodney Chism (2011-2015)

 Robbert Plummer (2011-2015)

 Joshua Hammons (2010-2015)