KANG G. SHIN (신강근)

I am currently exploring various exciting research issues in the areas of computer networks and systems, security and privacy, mobile sensing and applications, as well as embedded or cyber-physical systems. We have also been using and/or developing machine learning, digital signal processing and control algorithms to address these issues. These research issues are often motivated by, and hence their results are applicable to,  real-life systems such as autonomous cars, smart phones and homes, smart connected communities, and human health & wellness.

I have led several major research projects, including:

Mobile wireless networking and computing, including cognitive-radio or software-defined wireless networks, 5G wireless LANs, mobile sensing and apps.

Computation and network security and privacy, 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 energy storage systems, ground and space vehicles; low-power embedded real-time OS, scheduling theory, middleware, and networks.

Resilient and efficient cloud computing service and operation via virtualization-based server consolidation, replication and resource management.

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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