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Personal Webpage: https://cs.wcupa.edu/schen/I am an Associate Professor in the Computer Science department at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, specializing in practical problem-solving and security measures for mobile sensing and cyber-physical systems. With a strong belief in the potential of smartphone-enabled crowdsourcing approaches, I strive to facilitate the development of large-scale information infrastructures in a cost-effective manner. Additionally, my research encompasses physical layer investigations into cyber-physical system security, focusing on the creation of reliable and secure wireless communications.Over the course of my career, my research efforts have primarily centered around cyber-physical system security and the privacy and security of smart wearable devices. My contributions to the cyber-physical security and mobile sensing research community have been recognized through the acceptance of my publications in prestigious academic journals such as ACM SenSys (2015, Rank A+), IEEE ICDCS (2017, 2015 Rank A), IEEE MASS (2018, Rank A-), IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing (TMC), and IEEE IoT Journal. Notably, my paper on human voice security and privacy received the esteemed Best Student Paper award at the ICDCS conference in 2017.As an IEEE Senior Member and a member of ACM, I actively engage with professional communities, collaborating with fellow experts to stay at the forefront of advancements in my field. I continuously seek opportunities to share my knowledge through presentations, workshops, and publications, aiming to inspire and educate the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.I am passionate about applying my expertise to address real-world challenges, working alongside industry partners, and mentoring aspiring researchers. By combining my academic background with practical problem-solving skills, I strive to make a meaningful impact in the realm of cyber-physical system security, ensuring the integrity and resilience of critical infrastructures.If you are interested in exploring collaborations, sharing research insights, or discussing opportunities within the field of cyber-physical system security and mobile sensing, I would be delighted to connect. Feel free to reach out via LinkedIn or visit my personal webpage for further details on my work and publications.Let's shape a secure and connected future together.

Listed skills include Python, Meteor, C, Algorithms, and 45 others.