Jie Yang

Jie Yang is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Florida State University. His research focuses on cybersecurity and mobile computing, with emphasis on wireless security, smartphone security, cognitive radio networks, and vehicular applications. His work is supported by grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Army Research Office (ARO).

Dr. Yang’s expertise spans wireless networks, mobile healthcare, IoT security, and context-aware sensing. He has developed innovative solutions for authentication systems, device identification, and secure communication protocols. His research integrates hardware, software, and algorithmic approaches to address challenges in both theoretical and applied domains.

Recent projects include advancements in WiFi-based sensing for human pose estimation, multi-person vital signs monitoring, and acoustic-based biometric authentication. These efforts leverage commodity hardware to enable cost-effective, robust systems for healthcare, surveillance, and IoT environments.

His publications highlight trends in leveraging wireless signals for non-invasive monitoring, improving cybersecurity through novel authentication methods, and enhancing the capabilities of wearable devices. He has no explicitly mentioned awards but maintains active collaborations with industry and government research entities.

Dr. Yang’s grants support projects like wireless security in cognitive radio networks and mobile safety systems. He advises on cutting-edge technologies without listed students in the provided texts. His work contributes to safer, smarter, and more interconnected technologies for everyday life.