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Brent Lagesse is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington - Bothell, affiliated with the Division of Computing & Software Systems under the School of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics. His research focuses on security in emerging environments, particularly secure machine learning and privacy in sensor-rich systems.
- Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Arlington (2009)
Research Interests include:
- Detecting and locating hidden webcams
- Scalable AI/ML defense mechanisms
- Privacy-preserving video sharing
- AI systems for air quality prediction
- Automated yeast cell analysis
- CRISPR/CAS9 guide-donor libraries
Article Trends: Recent publications emphasize secure machine learning for smart city applications, privacy-preserving technologies, and resource-constrained security in crowdsensing environments. Collaborative work spans cybersecurity education, environmental monitoring, and context-aware systems.
Scientific Awards:
- Cybersecurity Fulbright Scholar (University of Cambridge, 2018)
- Johann-von-Spix International Guest Professorship (University of Bamberg, 2019-20)
Advising & Grants:
- Advises current research students Neil Prakasam and Nicholas Handaja
- NSA grant ($96k) for GenCyber curriculum development (2022)
- NSF grant ($300k) for AI-enhanced cybersecurity workforce studies (2021)
- T-Mobile grants for ML security metrics and dataset anonymization (2020-2022)
Laboratory: Leads the Security of Emerging Environments (SEE) Lab, developing practical and theoretical frameworks for smart city security and privacy-preserving technologies.
