KANG
G. SHIN (신강근)
I
am the Kevin and Nancy O'Connor Professor of Computer
Science, and the Founding Director of the
Real-Time Computing Laboratory (RTCL) in the Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science Department at The University
of
Michigan.
I
am currently leading several major research projects in
the areas listed below, applying their results to
real-life applications, and educating students and
industry engineers.
 Mobile
wireless networking and computing, including cognitive-radio
or software-defined wireless networks, gigabit
wireless LANs, mobile
devices and apps.
Computation
and
network security, including location
privacy protection,
self-securing mobile handsets, botnets,
malware classification, and
application protection in untrusted environments.
Cyber-physical
systems
by integrating real-time embedded applications and
system SW with real-life physical systems like large-scale
enery storage systems, ground
and space vehicles; low-power embedded real-time OS,
scheduling theory, middleware, and networks.
Resilient
cloud computing service and operation via
virtualization-based server consolidation, replication and
resource management.
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for details of these projects and recent publications.
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REAL-TIME COMPUTING
LABORATORY
Department of Electrical
Engineering
and Computer Science
The University of Michigan
2260 Hayward St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2121
PHONES:
+1 734-763-0391 (voice)
+1 734-763-8094 (fax)
E-MAIL:
kgshin@umich.edu
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