Edwin G. Dauber Jr.

Edwin G. Dauber Jr. is an Assistant Professor at Widener University, affiliated with the Computer Science/Information Systems (BS) and Digital Media Informatics (BA) programs. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Drexel University (2020) and a BS in Computer Science from Widener University (2013). His teaching focuses on introductory courses, security and privacy, artificial intelligence/machine learning, and software quality assurance.

His research applies machine learning to digital privacy and security, particularly using stylometry for authorship attribution in collaborative documents and code. Notable work includes analyzing open source code projects and forensic authorship identification in software development. His publications span journals and conferences like Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies and the International Conference on Cyber Security.

No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided text. His research and teaching align with expanding machine learning applications in cybersecurity and privacy preservation.