CHAN Mun Choon

CHAN Mun Choon is a Professor at the School of Computing, National University of Singapore (NUS), where he directs the NUS-NCS Joint Laboratory for Cyber Security. He previously worked at Bell Labs (1997-2003) and holds a PhD from Columbia University (1997). His research spans systems and networking with specific interests in mobile computing, software-defined networking, and cyber-physical systems.

• PhD, Electrical Engineering (1997), Columbia University
• M.Phil., Electrical Engineering (1993), Columbia University
• MS, Electrical Engineering (1993), Columbia University
• BS, Computer & Electrical Engineering (1990), Purdue University

His recent work focuses on 5G network architecture, data center fault debugging, and energy-efficient mobile sensing. He has published over 100 papers and holds 7 US patents, including cache-based compaction techniques with 210+ citations. His projects include fronthaul slicing for 5G, network-wide packet history frameworks, and participatory indoor localization.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Best Paper Awards: IEEE ICNP 2019, ACM SOSR 2019, ICDCN 2016
• Best Demo: IPSN 2016
• Distinguished Member, INFOCOM TPC (2016, 2020, 2021)

He serves as Vice-Dean, Graduate Studies and Vice-Dean, Academic Affairs at NUS Computing, and has graduated 21 PhD students. His lab develops solutions for network security, latency-sensitive applications, and mobile sensing.