EDU: Developing Security Education Materials for Future Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Workforce. This project will develop an experiment platform dedicated to security education for AMS, and design a suite of course modules and hands-on projects upon it. The research achievements will provide a new method to train qualified workforce to fill tens of thousands of open positions in this traditional yet fast evolving industry and improve the sustainability and security of future cyber-physical systems. This project is funded by NSF. project webpage

Collaborative Project: Carolina Cyber Defender Scholarship. This program is jointly offered by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, NC A&T State University, and Johnson C. Smith University. It seeks to prepare students to become intellectual leaders in cybersecurity. This project is funded by NSF.

Collaborative Research: Integrated Learning Environment for Cyber Security of Smart Grid. This project is designing a first-of-its-kind smart grid simulation environment dedicated to security education programs that covers both cyber and physical systems. This environment and the educational materials provide transformative learning experiences for students on future electric energy systems and promote research and education in this interdisciplinary field. This project is funded by NSF. project webpage

Bridging Security Primitives and Protocols: A Digital LEGO Set for Information Assurance Courses. This collaborative project is developing an innovative digital construction set that integrates the achievements in security education and visualization. The PIs are designing a comprehensive suite of instructional demonstrations and hands-on experiments to assist students to bridge the security primitives and protocols. This project is funded by NSF. project webpage

EAGER: Exploring the Security Capabilities of Physical Layer Network Coding. This project seeks to identify capabilities of the PNC technique to detect attacks and design corresponding mechanisms for different network infrastructures and attacker models. This project is funded by NSF. project webpage