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Marcus Rogers is Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty at Purdue Polytechnic Institute, Purdue University, where he directs the Cyber Forensics Lab. He holds dual fellowships with the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) and the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS). Previously, he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Digital Forensics Security & Law and Secretary of AAFS.
Education includes:
- PhD in Forensic Psychology, University of Manitoba (2001)
- MA in Personality Psychology, University of Manitoba (1995)
- BA in Psychology/Criminology, University of Manitoba (1986)
His research integrates behavioral science with digital forensics, focusing on:
- Psychological profiling of cybercriminals and online offenders
- Advanced cyber forensic methodologies including mobile/GPU forensics
- Predictive modeling of cyber threats and adversarial behavior
- IT insider threats and cyber terrorism dynamics
His publications demonstrate consistent focus on cybercrime psychology, forensic methodologies, and digital evidence innovation, with recent work emphasizing behavioral analytics, adversarial modeling, and advanced data recovery techniques.
Major scientific honors include:
- Paul H. Chapman Medal for justice innovation (2009)
- AAFS Digital Sciences Research/Case Study Awards (2012, 2013)
- Fellow distinctions from AAFS and CERIAS
- University Faculty Scholar (2008)
He leads the Cyber Forensics Lab, developing novel investigative tools like SMIRK (SMS forensics) and TracHac (cell phone analysis). Secured multiple grants for digital evidence research from federal and industry partners. Extensive professional engagements include chairing NIST OSAC committees and FBI InfraGard membership.
