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Wenbing Zhao
I am an assistant professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering, Cleveland State University. I received my Ph.D. in
Electrical and Computer Engineering in June 2002 from the ECE Department, University of California,
Santa Barabara under the supervision of Professors Louise Moser
and Michael
Melliar-Smith. My research is in the areas of secure and dependable
computing. I am particularly interested in the following topics:
- Failure and Intrusion
Resilience in Distributed Computing
- Byzantine Fault
Tolerance
- Web Services
- Sensor Networks
- Extended Transaction
Models
For
details, please visit my research page.
Highlight:
- NSF Grant: “MRI:
Acquisition of Equipment to Establish a Secure and Dependable Computing Infrastructure
for Research and Education at Cleveland State University” $150,000, as
PI, with Drs Sridhar, Yu and Fu, 9/2008 – 8/2011.
- Most Promising
Research Award: “BFT-WS: A Byzantine Fault Tolerance Framework for Web
Services”, the 2007 Middleware for Web Services Workshop.
- Fenn College
Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award, Cleveland State University, May
2007.
Courses offered in Fall 2008
wenbingz
at acm dot org or phone/mail
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