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The Information and Communications Technology
Cluster Research team
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Dr.
Carlisle Adams is Associate Professor, School of Information Technology
and Engineering (SITE) at University of Ottawa. He has been very active in
the design and standardization of XML-based technologies for security and
privacy for several years. His work has resulted in widely implemented international
standards to secure XML data structures and protocols. He is currently leading
two research projects to enable and enforce privacy in e-business environments.
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Andy Adler is assistant professor at the School
of Information
Technology and Engineering at the University of Ottawa. Prior
to
joining this position, he worked in several companies specializing
in
fingerprint and face recognition biometrics systems for personal
and national ID systems. His interests are: 1) development of
novel biomedical measurement devices and medical image and signal
processing
algorithms, and, 2) biometrics imaging and security systems,
and the
associated algorithms, measurement devices, and privacy and
security
aspects. |
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Dr. Gregor v. Bochmann
is a Professor of Information Technology and Engineering, School of Information
Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa. He has extensive
research experience in the area of software engineering, formal specifications,
verification and validation. His research interests also include communication
protocols, distributed multimedia applications, high-speed networks and real-time
systems. |
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Marcus
Bornfreund LL.B., LL.M. is Manager of the Technology Law Program. His
research has examined many areas of technology law including electronic contracting,
online legal services, open-source, intelligent agents, electronic commerce
legislation, intellectual property, internet service provider liability,
data privacy, online anonymity, electronic data interchange (file-sharing),
information-based assets, digital rights and information management. |
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Prof. Jennifer Chandler
LL.B, LL.M is an Associate Professor in the
Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa. She is an expert in Internet
law and policy, including the use of law to promote cyber security. Her
research interests relate to legal issues raised by evolving science and
technology, particularly information and communication technologies.
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Dr. Abdulmotaleb El Saddik,
ICT Cluster leader, is an Associate Professor in the School
of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University
of Ottawa. He is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a member of the Association
for Computing Machinery (ACM). He is also the director of the
Multimedia Communications Research Laboratory (MCRLab). He has
wide expertise in software engineering, development of configurable
and adaptable component-based multimedia modules and large scale
learning systems. |
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Dr. Amy Felty is
an Associate Professor in the School of Information Technology and Engineering
at the University of Ottawa. She has a wide range of research interests including
theorem proving, automated deduction, formal methods in software engineering
and computational logic. |
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Dr.
Dominique Ferrand is an Associate Professor at the School of Management.
He is also the Director of the Graduate Certificate in e-Business and in
e-Commerce at the University of Ottawa and the President of Interactive Multimedia
Inc. His research interests include information technology such as e-commerce,
e-business, management of information systems and tele-medicine. |
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Dr. Nicolas D. Georganas,
Distinguished University Professor is Canada Research Chair in Information Technology,
at the School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University
of Ottawa. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada,
Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, and Fellow of the Engineering
Institute of Canada. His many e-commerce research interests include multimedia
applications, multimedia protocols, intelligent and autonomous agents and
performance evaluation. |
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Dr. Milena Head
is Associate Professor of Information Systems, DeGroote School of Business,
McMaster University, and Director of the McMaster eBusiness Research Centre
(MeRC). She specializes in electronic commerce and human-computer interaction.
Her research interests include world wide web navigation, web-based agents,
interface design, web site metrics, online negotiation, e-learning, information
retrieval, team performance and satisfaction and trust and privacy in electronic
commerce. |
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Dr. Ian R. Kerr,
Canada Research Chair in Ethics, Law and Technology, Faculty of Law. His
research interests include the legal aspects of digital copyright, automated
electronic commerce, artificial intelligence, cybercrime, and the impact
of information and authentication technologies on our identity and our ability
to be anonymous |
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Dr.
Gregory Kersten is a Professor at the School of Management, University
of Ottawa and an adjunct Research Professor at the Carleton University Sprott
School of Business. His research and teaching interests include individual
and group decision-making, e-negotiation systems and software agents. He
has developed systems and software agents used for negotiation support and
methodology-based advice. |
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Dr. Luigi Logrippo
is an adjunct Professor, School of Information Technology and Engineering
(SITE) at the University of Ottawa. His research interests and expertise
are in formal methods in telecom software engineering, including specification,
validation and verification, formal design testing. He has a particular interest
in selected application areas such as telecom systems with advanced enterprise
features, feature interaction and conflict detection in e-commerce. |
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Dr. Stan Matwin is Professor
of Information Technology and Engineering in the School of Information
Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa.
He has extensive research experience in the areas of expert
systems, intelligent agents and artificial intelligence, as
well as specific expertise on modeling negotiations using logic-based
representations and inference mechanisms, and in privacy-preserving
data mining. Dr. Matwin, currently leads two applied research
projects on privacy aspects of data exchange and information
extraction. |
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Dr.
Amiya Nayak is an Associate Professor at the School of Information Technology
and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa and an adjunct Research
Professor at Carleton University. With over 15 years of industrial experience
in software engineering in avionics and telecommunication applications,
His expertise and research interests are in the areas of fault-tolerant computing,
ad hoc networks, and distributed computing. |
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Dr. Liam Peyton,
P. Eng., is an Assistant Professor in the School of Information Technology
and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa. Prior to joining the
University he was an independent consultant specializing in the design and
architecture of e-commerce systems that support on-line business processes.
His research interests include software engineering, e-commerce, and business
process automation. His current work is focused on creating a framework for
managing business process automation and compliance with privacy policies
that integrates metrics, knowledge management, data mining and mobile computing
support. |
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Dr.
Shervin Shirmohammadi is an Assistant Professor in the School of Information
Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa. His interests
and expertise are in multimedia communications, computer-supported cooperative
work, and collaborative virtual environments. His research has resulted in
the creation of tools, applications, and protocols that have lead to more
than a dozen licenses with the industry, and technology transfers, as well
as many awards and publications. |
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Dr.
Thomas Tran is an Assistant Professor in the School of Information
Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa.
His research interests are in artificial intelligence (AI),
electronic commerce, autonomous agents, multi-agent systems,
reinforcement learning, trust and reputation modeling, agent
negotiation, mechanism design, applications of AI, and recommender
systems. |
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