Ivan Marsic

Roles & Affiliations

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rutgers University since at least 2001. Active in the Center for Advanced Information Processing (CAIP) and affiliated with the DISCIPLE project focused on mobile collaboration and medical informatics.

Education

• Dipl. Ing., Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Zagreb, Croatia (1982)
• M.S., Computer Science, University of Zagreb, Croatia (1987)
• Ph.D., Biomedical Engineering, Rutgers University (1994)

Research Interests

Focus on mobile computing, collaborative systems, and medical informatics. Key areas include:
- Design of adaptive interfaces for heterogeneous devices
- Quality-of-service optimization in networks
- Multimodal interaction (voice, gesture, etc.)
- Trauma resuscitation process analysis using RFID/sensors
- Groupware systems and distributed collaboration frameworks

Teaching & Academic Contributions

Teaches graduate and undergraduate courses including:
- Software Engineering (multiple variants)
- Computer Networking
- Digital Logic Design
- Web Application Development

Projects & Labs

Leads the DISCIPLE project exploring mobile collaboration and trauma team support systems. Active in RFID-based medical process monitoring and visual attention analysis.