Colloquia: Dr. Fred Chang/National Security Agency Research at the National Security Agency: Past Present and Future in ACES 2.302
Speaker Name/Affiliation: Dr. Fred Chang Directo
r of Research/National Security Agency
Talk Title: Research at the
National Security Agency: Past Present and Future
Date/Time: March
3 2006 at 10:00 a.m.
Location: ACES 2.302
Host: CIAS
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br>Sponosor: Freescale
Talk Abstract:
This talk will address acti
vities in the Research Directorate
at the National Security Agency. Som
e interesting research
examples from the past will be mentioned and il
lustrative
current topics will be discussed. Trends and future Informa
tion
Technology research challenges will be presented. Additionally <
br>a brief video will be shown followed by ample time for
questions an
d answers.
Speaker Bio:
Dr. Frederick R. Chang is the Director o
f Research at the
National Security Agency Department of Defense Fort
George
G. Meade Maryland. As NSA?s Research Director Dr. Chang
is responsible for leading and man%ACaging a research and
technology de
velopment program that will support the SIGINT
and Information Assuranc
e missions of NSA -- a program that
provides technology solutions in th
e areas of Information
Assurance Research SIGINT Research and Technolo
gy Mathematics
Research and Technology and Information Technology (on
behalf of the Intelligence Community). Prior to being selected
fo
r his current position in September 2005 Dr. Chang served
as the Dire
ctor Center for Information Assurance and Security
and Research Profe
ssor Department of Computer Sciences
at the University of Texas in Aus
tin. Prior to that he
was with SBC Communications Inc. where he held
a variety
of positions including President Technology Strategy where
he was responsible for establishing SBC?s long-term direction
in te
chnology and President and CEO of SBC Technology Resources
Inc. (SBC?
s research subsidiary now known as SBC Laboratories
Inc.) where he wa
s responsible for running a major telecommunications
R&D lab. Dr. Chan
g began his professional career at Bell
Labs. A cognitive scientist by
background Dr. Chang received
his bachelor?s degree from the Universi
ty of California
San Diego and his master?s degree and Ph.D. from the
University
of Oregon. Additionally he completed the Program for Seni
or
Executives at the Sloan School of Management Massachusetts
Inst
itute of Technology.
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