The site of Research Experiences for Undergraduates – Emerging Issues in Cybersecurity is funded by NSF CISE which offers a ten-week summer research experience to a diverse group of undergraduate students. The site is hosted at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (New Mexico Tech). The 2021 program was held virtually from Monday, May 24 to Saturday, July 31.
Students
Konrad Benally (San Juan College, NM)
Jesse He (Ohio State University, OH)
Mavis Murdock (Mount Holyoke College, MA)
Tyler Nichols (Texas A&M University, TX)
Hannah Rogers (Mount Holyoke College, MA)
Lissett Soto (California State University, East Bay, CA)
Stephen Szwiec (Minot State University, ND)
Jack Zemlanicky (Quinnipiac University, CT)
Faculty Mentors
Dr. Jun Zheng (CSE)
Dr. Dongwan Shin (CSE)
Dr. Subhasish Mazumdar (CSE)
Dr. Ramyaa (CSE)
Dr. Haoying Wang (BTM)
Graduate Assistant
Zhirui Luo
PDF malware detection with image visualization and transfer learning Poster Presentation
Improving user security behavior by using incentive mechanisms Poster Presentation
Using polygonal data clusters to investigate LIME Poster Presentation
Exploring machine learning techniques for botnet detection Poster Presentation
Determining cybersecurity risk to U.S. crop precision agriculture Poster Presentation
(*: REU student)
Conference
J. He*, S. Mazumdar, Using polygonal data clusters to investigate LIME, in Proceedings of International Conference on Information Society (i-Society 2021), Oct. 2021, Virtual Conference, pp. 127-132.
T. Nichols*, J. Zemlanicky*, Z. Luo, Q. Li, J. Zheng, Image-based PDF malware detection using pre-trained deep neural networks, in Proceedings of the 12th International Symposium on Digital Forensics and Security (ISDFS 2024), Apr. 29 & 30, 2024, San Antonio, TX, pp. 1–5.
The support for this work is provided by the National Science Foundation (CNS-1757945).