Emergency Planning and Resilience
Laurent Cherubin,Ph.D., and other researchers, are developing a novel smart-sensing system that will remotely alert authorities of incoming manned and unmanned underwater vehicles. This new bio-centric Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors (PALS) technology will augment the United States Department of Defense’s existing, hardware-based maritime monitoring systems and greatly extend the range, sensitivity and lifetime of the military’s undersea surveillance capabilities. Cherubin is an associate research professor at 51³Ô¹ÏÍø’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute.
Active Projects:
Cybersecurity
- Detecting deep fake speech (in partnership with Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Mobile Phone Security
- Kristen Crawford, Logan Arrandale, and William Hahn. All Ears: Can Ear Recognition Software be a Solution for Mobile Phone Security? 2019 First Place Cross-Disciplinary 51³Ô¹ÏÍø Wave Undergraduate Research Award
Human Pose Analysis
- Classifying criminal human behavior from skeletal key points with deep neural network