Ph.D. Students of
Prof. Salvatore J. Stolfo
Department of Computer Science
Columbia University
New York , NY 10027
Current PhD
Students
1. 
Malek Ben Salem----> Malek@cs.columbia.edu "Insider
Threat"
2. Brian Bowen----> BBowen@cs.columbia.edu "Decoy
Networking"
3. Yingbo Song à yingbo@cs.columbia.edu”,
“Polymorphic malcode”
4. 
Ang Cui à yingbo@cs.columbia.edu”,
“Doppelganger and Embedded Devices”
5. Nathaniel Boggsànathaniel@cs.columbia.edu,
“In search of a topic”
PhD Graduates
1. 
Daniel Miranker ----> miranker@cs.utexas.edu (Professor Univ
Texas at Austin, www.cs.utexas.edu)
"Treat: A New and Efficient Match Algorithm for AI Production
Systems," 1987.
2. Stephen Taylor ----> taylor@cs.dartmouth.edu (Professor
Dartmouth College www.cs.dartmouth.edu
)
"Parallel Logic Programming Systems (Completed at Technion)," 1987.
3. Alexander
Pasik ----> alexander@pasik.net
"A Methodology for Programming Production Systems and Its Implications on
Parallelism," 1989.
4. Michael van Biema----> michael@cs.columbia.edu
"Constraint-Based Invocation: Integrating the Object-Oriented and
Rule-Based Paradigms," 1990.
5. Russell Mills (degree awarded posthumously)
"llC: A Hierarchial Parallel Programming Language," 1992.
6. Nathaniel Polish----> polish@npsa.com (DTG Group)
"Mixed Distance Measures for the Optimization of Concatenative
Vocubularies in Speech Synthesis," 1993.
7. Hasanat Dewan ----> dewan@morgan.com
" Runtime Reorganization of Parallel
and Distributed Expert Database Systems," 1994.
8. Jason Glazier ----> glazier@tfn.com (Thompson Financial)
" Dynamic
Neighborhood Bounding: An Error Reduction Technique for Monte Carlo Simulation,"
1994.
9. David Espinosa ----> espinosa@kestrel.edu (Kestrel Institute)
"Semantic Lego: A Modular Theory of Interpreters," 1995.
10. Mauricio Hernandez----> mauricio@cs.columbia.edu (IBM
Almaden)
A Generalization of Band Join and its Application to the Merge/Purge Problem ,
1996.
11. Philip Chan----> pkc@cs.fit.edu (Professor, Florida Tech www.cs.fit.edu)
An
Extensible Meta-Learning Approach for Scalable and Accurate Inductive Learning,
1997.
Or
click here for gziped postscript
12. David Ohsie ----> ohsie@smarts.com (Smarts)
Codebook-based Fault Diagnosis in Network Management, 1998.
13. Andreas Prodromidis----> andreas@cs.columbia.edu (Director of
Research, www.iprivacy.com.)
“Efficiency and Scalability of Distributed Data Mining, Pruning and Bridging Multiple Models”, 1998.
14. Wenke Lee----> wenke@cs.columbia.edu (Professor, GA
Tech www.cc.gatech.edu)
“A Data Mining Framework for Constructing Features and Models for
Intrusion Detection Systems”, June, 1999.
15. Dave (Wei) Fan----> wfan@cs.columbia.edu (IBM Hawthorne
research, www.research.ibm.com.)
“Cost-sensitive, scalable adaptive learning”, 2000.
16. Eleazar Eskin (the Zar)----> eeskin@cs.columbia.edu (Professor
UCLA, see www.cs.ucla.edu/~eeskin.)
"Probabilistic methods in Intrusion Detection and Genomics.", 2002.
17. Shlomo Hershkop----> shlomo@cs.columbia.edu, 2004.
"The Yank Spam Detection System"
18. German Creamer --à
gcreamer@cs.columbia.edu, 2005.
“On the use of boosting in financial prediction” (co-advisor: Y. Freund)
19. Ke Wang----> kewang@google.com (Google), 2006.
”Network Payload-based Anomaly
Detection and Content-based Alert Correlation”
20. Janak Parekh-à
janak@cs.columbia.edu (Google NYC),
2007.
“Privacy-preserving Distributed Event Corroboration”
21. Wei-Jen Li----> wei-jen@cs.columbia.edu, 2008. "Malcode-bearing
Documents"
22. Vanessa Friaz-Martinez--àvf2001@cs.columbia.edu,
2008.(Telefonica Spain)“Behavior-based Access Control”
23. Gabriela Cretu--àgcretu@cs.columbia.edu
(Cigital) 2009. “STAND Anomaly Detection Learning Strategies”
Color Code:
Starting
on PhD (energetically)
Nearly Ready to Complete PhD (maybe)
Almost Completed PhD (hopefully)
Completed PhD (finally)