Roger Dube Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Princeton, New Jersey, United States

Princeton, New Jersey, United States

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

I am giving invited talks and conducting research on Indigenous Science on Turtle Island (aka the Americas) before the Europeans arrived.

Rochester, New York Area

Active in research, writing, Native American recruitment in science, public speaking, improv, and travel.

Rochester, Ny

Rochester, Ny

As a research professor at RIT, I teach and conduct research in areas such as optics, space weather, computer security and neural networks. My active research areas focus on space weather storms and the use of neural networks to forecast the eruption and arrival times of such storms. Severe storms can disrupt the power grid, affect any satellite communications, and reduce the ability to use GPS. Dr. Dube is conducting research on photochemistry, and, in unrelated work, develops novel cyber security technologies using local physics-based measurements to provide strong encryption and authentication. Dr. Dube teaches courses in entrepreneurship for scientists in conjunction with the Business School, project and team management of technology efforts, and lectures on the historically accurate view of Native American science and inventions throughout the millenia.

Vice Chair, external advisory board, Indigenous Science Education

Rochester, New York Area

GTL Systems develops energy technologies based on natural gas.

Rochester, Ny

Digital Authentication Technologies (DAT), Boca Raton, FL, provides advanced authentication technology for machine-to-machine and user-to-machine access control and policy definition systems. Our current product offering leverages the birefringence measurements of RF signals to create a Location Specific Digital Fingerprint™ (LSDF™), the first and only identity and access management (IAM) solution providing location as a trustworthy identity in cyber space. LSDF technology guarantees that two measurements, taken from our receivers at two different times, occurred from the same location. Moving our receivers even a few meters changes the birefringence measurements and causes authentication failure. By passing our telemetry on to our authentication server, we can then plug into any type of multi-factor authentication system and eliminate whole classes of threats and vulnerabilities created by location anonymity that impose risks to enterprise assets including, but not limited to, valuable data, process controls and business goodwill. For instance, with LSDF technology, remote users can now be assured they are communicating with trusted servers in secure data centers while enterprises can impose hierarchical access controls based on user and device location. As a result, LSDF technology is indispensable to securing infrastructure and data across the enterprise and into the cloud.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

In this position I am helping in the development of a program (Wawatay) to increase recruiting and retention of Indigenous students in the sciences.

College Of Science, Rochester, Ny

Dr. Dube is in charge of coordinating and overseeing all our undergraduate research activities and programs. These include our laboratory-based Science Exploration program, the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF), the Pre-freshmen Research Internship (Fast Forward) program for promising pre-freshmen, our five NSF REU (Research Experience for Undergraduate) programs, the Integrated Science and Entrepreneurship degree program (which is under review), and the CSTEP (Collegiate Science Technology Entry Program) - a program to increase the number of historically underrepresented and/or economically disadvantaged undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a career in either science, mathematics, technology or a New York State licensed profession. Dr. Dube was just selected this month by the American Indian Science and Engineering society (AISES) to be a faculty mentor for Native students and young faculty under a new NSF Lighting the Path grant.

Rochester, New York Metropolitan Area

Retired

Rochester, Ny

We have been improvising since January 2009, and have recently formed a husband-wife improv team, 1matchfire. 1matchfire has performed in various venues across New York State and was one of the performing troupes selected to perform during the showcase night at the 2012 Fall Back Comedy Fest, a national improv festival.As part of the Improv Troupe "Left For Dead", we have performed (2014) and will perform (2015) in the Pittsburgh Comedy Festival August 27-29, the Providence Improv Festival (2013), and the District Improv Festival in September 2015. Dr. Dube is the faculty mentor of several improv troupes at RIT.

Victor, Ny

Member of the Board of Trustees of the Friends of Ganondagan

Yorktown Heights, Ny

Responsible for commercialization of IBM's IP in Atomic Force Microscopy in conjunction with IBM's MTC (Boca Raton), IBM Zurich, and IBM Sindlefingen.

Phd, Physics

Ba, Physics