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Cybersecurity@PNNL and BioSENSE: Biologically-inspired Secure Elastic Networked Sensor Environment

Speaker Bio Mohamed Eltoweissy is Chief Scientist for Cyber Security Research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. He is also Affiliate Professor in The Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech and The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Arizona. Eltoweissy's current research interests crosscuts the areas of cyber resilience and security, cooperative autonomic systems, and networking architecture and protocols for large-scale ubiquitous cyber-physical systems, infrastructures and clouds. Eltoweissy has over 150 publications in archival journals and respected books and conference proceedings and a funding record exceeding $15M. He also serves on the editorial board of IEEE Transactions on Computers (the flagship and oldest Transactions of the IEEE Computer Society), as well as other reputable journals. In addition, he is active in professional leadership activities and as an invited speaker at both the national and international level. Eltoweissy is a senior member of IEEE and a senior member of ACM. Eltoweissy received several professional and service awards and was nominated for the Virginia SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Awards, the highest honor for faculty.