Sunday through Tuesday of this week Kelly attended a workshop on developing a research agenda for privacy and security of healthcare technologies in Indianapolis, IN.
The workshop was organized by Kay Connelly and Fred Cate of Indiana University.
Themes
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News
- Introducing Dr. Byron Lowens!
- College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences Dean’s Professorship Award
- Cited in Article about Innovative Approach to Cybersecurity Education
- Understanding Your Users Published
- Named Clemson Researcher of the Month
- Cited in Washington Post
- Named to Advisory Board of Freedom of the Press Foundation
- Awarded NSF grant to develop computational jewelry for mHealth
- Poster Wins 1st Prize at American Public Health Association Meeting
- Accepted position as assistant professor at Clemson University
- Awarded NSF grant to develop crowdsourced computer security
- HealthyState Team Wins NAE/IOM Challenge
- Awarded NSF grant to develop technologies to help underserved older adults age in place
- Featured on I3P Podcast
- Named Co-Director of PHIT Lab
Kelly Caine 