Founded in 2003, Genivia licenses its core technologies to companies world wide, including most of the Fortune 500 companies and all of the top 15 technology companies.

Raising funds for the Genivia Fund for Entrepreneurship, supporting the local incubator Domi Station, and supporting various student-focused events. The Genivia Fund provides funding for individual gifts and grants awarded to outstanding Florida State University undergraduate and graduate student businesses that have a strong potential for innovation.

Advising on policies regarding the use of the high-performance computing (HPC) and networking infrastructure supporting research and education at FSU. The HPC facilities at FSU are among the largest in the nation. Between 1993 and 2005, FSU maintained HPC systems on its campus that appeared 18 times among the "Top 500 Supercomputer Sites" worldwide. As of 2013, FSU HPC is renamed to the Research Computing Center (RCC) and a new Advisory Panel was formed.

Spoke to and worked closely with the Florida State CIO Association to build relationships and find internship and employment opportunities for FSU computer science students and graduates. Computer Science Department participated for the first time in Florida State Legislative Day with CIO Association to promote our department and students to Florida Legislators, State Department Heads and public. Identified 60 possible paid internship positions for computer science majors in 16+ state agencies and placed students in 5 state agencies in our pilot program.

Formulated and executed a strategic faculty hiring plan for long-term sustained growth of the department, with a focus on strengthening the department's research areas while ensuring broad curricular coverage. Hired five tenure-track Assistant Professors and two specialized Teaching Faculty. Four of the new faculty hires are from underrepresented groups (female). Two teaching faculty positions are supported by the $3M funding by the Board of Governors' TEAm grant. I am one of the principals on this funding grant. I started an internship program and a new training course for our CS majors for placement at several state agencies and local companies. I also added student career advising staff and two new staff positions for the system group in support of the growing system administration MS track. During this three year period, the department has seen an unprecedented increase in the number of Computer Science undergraduate majors, from 349 to 658. The number of MS and PhD students increased from 60 to 101 and 60 to 65, respectively. The total student enrollment in our programs reached an all time high in 2013. The enrollment increases can be contributed to a new social media advertising campaign that I started, revamping our 3+2 BS/MS program, and improving retention. I introduced a new departmental annual event, the CS Expo. This expo provides networking opportunities for students, alumni, employers, and faculty. I applied for ABET re-accreditation of our BS in CS program, which is re-approved. In preparation, I reformulated the department's mission statement and strengthened the degree program educational objectives and student outcomes. Finally, the department maintains a top 100 ranking in the US according to US News rankings of best colleges, positioning the department as the second highest ranked CS department in the state.

Giving individual mentoring services and technical assistance to entrepreneurs at Domi Station. Domi Station is the largest incubator and co-working space in Tallahassee, established by Domi Ventures LLC, the Leon County Research and Development Authority, Florida State University, Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, and by local companies.

Data analytics platform development with Apache Hadoop, R, IBM BigInsights, IBM Watson, Tableau.

Research funded by the Dutch National Science Organization and conducted in collaboration with the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Developed new techniques for symbolic and algebraic transformation to solve common PDE systems in science and engineering. Developed a new symbolic/algebraic transformation system "Ctadel" that implements a meta-level translation rule-specification language and a high-level tiered type system. Developed a new translation methodology for automatic translation of the governing equations of atmospheric models into efficient production code for the European HIRLAM weather forecast system. Developed a computer algebra system (GPAS) and auto generator to aggressively optimize parallel and vector code (DICE).

Wrote the project manual for the Parallel Programming course which is based on the Modula-3 programming language. Assisted graduate-level courses in Computer Science.

Developed the database/knowledge base "PLEXUS DATABASE" for recording diagnosis and assisting surgery on the human Plexus Brachialis nerve system. This health informatics knowledge base assists surgeons and medical experts in preoperative diagnosis of nerve damage.