David Lubliner

David Lubliner is a Senior University Lecturer at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in the School of Applied Engineering and Technology (SAET). He serves as Coordinator of the Computer Technology and Medical Informatics programs initiated in 2010 and the Geriatric Engineering minor launched in 2016, with current efforts focused on expanding the latter into a full four-year program.

His educational background includes:

• Ph.D. in Information Systems (NJIT, 2009)
• M.S. (NJIT, 1981)
• M.S. (NJIT, 1977)
• B.S. (Ramapo State College, 1974)

Dr. Lubliner's research centers on biomedical informatics and geriatric engineering, applying systems design to human aging and medical data acquisition. His work bridges healthcare technology with educational innovation, particularly in developing adaptive knowledge repositories and remote learning frameworks for medical informatics curricula.

His publication history reveals an evolution from foundational knowledge management systems (2008-2010) toward applied geriatric engineering and medical informatics (2014-2021), with recent emphasis on curriculum adaptation for remote learning environments across multiple engineering disciplines.

Professional recognition includes:

• Saul Fenster Teaching and Innovation Award from Newark College of Engineering (2011)

As an educator, he has introduced 9 new courses and mentors students through senior projects. His grant activity includes multiple NSF awards with a $3,000,000 grant as co-PI, and he serves as a regular NSF reviewer for research proposals in biomedical and engineering education domains.

He coordinates academic programs in Computer Technology, Medical Informatics, and Geriatric Engineering from his office in the Guttenberg Information Technologies Center (GITC), driving curriculum development and interdisciplinary collaboration in aging-focused engineering solutions.