Brandon Gozick is graduate student working in the area of adaptive and ubiquitous mobile computing. With an engineering background, he has focused on utilizing mobile smartphone functionality and their hardware formulating unique applications. He helped develop an indoor localization technique using smartphone sensors and more recently, combined these sensors with a vehicle for an innovative driver assist project. Currently he is an Entrepreneurial Lead in the NSF I-Corps/Stanford program. [Spring 2012 - Computer Engineering]

RESEARCH INTERESTS - Computer Network Security, Time Series Analysis, Prediction and Forecasting, Wireless Networks, VoIP security, Social Networks, Social Groups and Event Detection. Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science

B.S. Physics - 2013 Mike Trenfield is a junior at the University of North Texas pursuing a B.S. in physics. Upon graduation he plans to attend graduate school for either physics or biomedical engineering. He is currently interested in the mathematical modeling of physical and biological systems, wireless sensors, and nanotechnology. In his spare time, Mike likes running, hiking, and being outdoors.

My Research Interest: Context-aware Computing, Human Behavioral Data Mining (Recentness Analysis), and Computer Security (Spam, Phishing, Botnets). Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science and Engineering - Dec '09

Research Interest - Wireless Networks, Computer network and Information Security, VoIP , Cryptography, Social Network analysis. M.S. Computer Science - Fall 2010