Qingzhong Liu, Assistant Professor, Sam Houston State University, http://www.shsu.edu/~qxl005

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About Me

I got my Ph.D. in Compture Science from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (NMT), a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education and Research, as designated by NSA/DHS. My PhD advisor is Dr. Andrew H. Sung. After my PhD study, I worked at NMT as a senior research scientist and adjunct faculty.

I joined the Computer Science Department of the Sam Houston State University as a tenure-track assistant professor in August, 2010. My current research projects involve data mining, bio-medical informatics, multimedia computing and signal analysis, information forensics and security, computational analysis and pattern recognition.

Research Interests

Data Mining; Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning; Biomedical-Informatics; Image/Multimedia Computing, Signal Analysis & Detection; Information & Network Security; Digital Forensics; Sensor Networks; Computation & Engineering Applications

Our proposal on steganalysis and forgery detection has been awarded and two positions of graduate research assistant are available. If you have an interest to join our group, please feel free to contact me at qxl005@shsu.edu (09/2010).

One paper in our group has been accepted by ACM Transactions on Integlligent Systems and Technology (09/2010).

I moved to the Computer Science Department of the Sam Houston State University as a tenure-track assistant professor in Aug. 2010 (08/2010).

One paper in our group has been accepted by ACM-MM 2010, a top-tier conference in Computer Science. Congratulations to Mengyu who is the primary author of the paper. (07/2010).

One paper in our group has been accepted by ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications and Applications (05/2010).