Faculty and Staff
 Sergio Alvarez | home Sergio Alvarez's current research is in the areas of data mining and machine learning, particularly as applied to the analysis of clinical medical data. He is also interested in foundational issues related to performance analysis of data mining and machine learning systems.
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 William Ames | home William Ames teaches a wide variety of courses, with a particular interest in Computer Graphics and Computer Architecture. He participates in the design of hardware and software to support a number of research projects, including the EagleEyes project, which allows severely disabled people to control a computer by moving their eyes.
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 Hao Jiang | home Hao Jiang's research focus is computer vision. His interests include object recognition, matching, 3D shape reconstruction, tracking and action recognition. He has been studying efficient schemes to tackle these problems based on relaxation methods, graph methods, PDE methods and machine learning schemes. He is also interested in multimedia information processing, integration and large scale realtime media systems. |
 Katherine Lowrie | home Adjunct Associate Professor; B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Purdue University. Katherine Lowrie is the Undergraduate Program Director for the Computer Science Department. She teaches a variety of courses, with a particular interest in Computer Organization and Computer Architecture.
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 Robert Muller | home
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 Edward Sciore | home Edward Sciore's research interests lie primarily in the field of database systems, especially database design, web-based data access, metadata, and the meaningful communication of data between disparate sources. He is also interested in object-oriented design methodologies, in particular how applications interace with database systems and other middleware.
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 Associate Professor; B.S., Queens College; M.S., New York University; M.S., Ph.D., Polytechnic University. Robert Signorile's interests are in distributed systems, networks, agents and simulation. He is currently pursuing work that attempts to merge artificial intelligence techniques (such as learning and planning methodologies and distributed agents) with formal simulation. Another area of research is in applied distributed computing with special interest in multi-agent based simulation and agent based modeling for social simulation. He plans to begin work with distributed sensor networks, perhaps with some simple robots as the experimental platform.
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 Howard Straubing | home
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 Stella X. Yu | home Stella Yu is interested in studying art and vision together in order to find new solutions to fundamental problems in computer vision. Her work relies on understanding both the peculiarity of human vision and the universality of computational constraints in order to advance computer vision research in areas including image and video compression, brightness and color perception, and inferring scene layout from a single image.
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 Soonmin Bae | home
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 Craig Brown | home
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 Professor (joint appointment with Biology); B.Sc., Massachusetts Institue of Technology; M.A., Ph.D., Duke University; These d'Etat, University of Paris
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 Administrative Assistant
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 James Gips | home John R. and Pamela Egan Professor of Computer Science; S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology; M.S., Ph.D., Stanford University
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 William Griffith Visiting Lecturer; Ph.D., Boston College; Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst
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 Associate Professor; B.S.B.A., M.B.A., Boston College; Ph.D., Columbia University
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 Postdoctoral Fellow; B.S., University of Athens, Greece; M.S., Ph.D., Purdue University
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 Phil Temples | home |