AI Lab News
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2009
The AI Lab's Dark Web project has received new $1M funding from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).
- July 2009
Dr. Chen was the keynote speaker at the 2009 International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining.
- February 2009
AI Lab director Dr. Hsinchun Chen has been appointed as the Editor-in-Chief of the new journal, ACM Transactions in Management Information Systems (TMIS).
- January 2009
AI Lab director Hsinchun Chen has been appointed Associate Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Intelligent Systems (one of the most prestigious IEEE publications, with an Impact Factor of 2.5+, on par with Management Science and ISR).
- January 2009
2008
Dr. Chen was appointed Program Co-Chair for the 2009 International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), to be held in Phoenix, Arizona.
- December 2008
Dr. Chen’s COPLINK project has won the INFORMS Design Science Award at the ICIS Conference held in Paris in December 2008. Many thanks to Dr. Daniel Zeng’s nomination.
- December 2008
Dr. Chen has published two edited books (‘Intelligence and Security Informatics” and “Terrorism Informatics”) and one monograph with Dr. Roco of NSF (“Mapping Nanotechnology Innovations and Knowledge”) in 2008, all by Springer.
- December 2008
Dr. Chen was honored as Distinguished Alumnus of State University of New York at Buffalo and Distinguished Visiting Chair Professor of the National Taiwan University, Taiwan.
- December 2008
Dr. Chen is editor of several new books in: Digital Government, National Security, Intelligence and Security Informatics, and Terrorism Informatics.
The Dark Web project was featured by Associated Press, NPR, BBC, USA Today, Fox News, ABC News, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, among others. See the Recognition page for details and news stories.
Dr. Chen was a keynote speaker at IEEE ISI 2008 and PAISI 2008 in Taiwan, which also featured the prominent forensics scientist, Dr. Henry Lee.
2007
The Dark Web project has received new $1.5M funding from NSF. See the Dark Web project page for information about this multi-faceted project.
2006
Dr. Chen organizes the first biosurveillance workshop, the Arizona Spring Biosurveillance Workshop, sponsored by NSF, to support the development of research in infectious disease informatics (IDI).
2005
Dr. Chen was ranked #1 in publication productivity in Digital Library in an Information Processing & Management Study (2005), and #8 in publication productivity in MIS in a Communications of the Association for Information Systems study (2005).

