Shubham Jain

Shubham Jain is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook University (since 2020). Previously, she was an Assistant Professor at Old Dominion University (2017-2020). She holds a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Rutgers University (2017), where she researched at WINLAB under Dr. Marco Gruteser.

Her research spans mobile sensing, wearable health, cyber-physical systems, and smart cities. She develops multimodal data integration frameworks for applications like continuous health monitoring, pedestrian safety, and large-scale video analytics. Key projects include LiftRight (fitness performance tracking), A-spiro (respiration monitoring), and LookUp (pedestrian risk detection).

Her publications emphasize edge computing, human-computer interaction, and sensor fusion, with recent work exploring LLM-assisted interfaces, accessibility tech, and video analytics architectures.

Awards:

• Large Organization Recognition Award (AT&T Connected Intersections Challenge)
• N2Women Rising Star in Networking/Communications (2023)

Grants:

• NSF CAREER Award: 'Closed-loop Health Behavior Interventions' (2023)
• NSF CPS: 'Performance Monitoring for Fitness Spaces' (LiftRight)
• NSF CNS: 'Reality-Aware Networks' (multi-institution collaboration)

She leads the Reality-Aware Networks Lab at Stony Brook, recruiting PhD students for projects in wearable tech and smart environments. Courses taught include CSE 570: Wireless Networks and CSE 310: Computer Networks.