Scholar
James Joshi
Google Scholar ID: veOn_3UAAAAJ
Professor, SCI, University of Pittsburgh
Citations & Impact
Citations
3,397
H-index
24
i10-index
45
Publications
20
Co-authors
27
list available
Contact
No contact links provided.
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- General Co-Chair: ACM CODASPY June, 2025 (Pittsburgh, US); Member, OECD Data Free Flows with Trust (DFFT) Working Group (2024); PC-Co-Chair: ICMC 2025 (India), IEEE IRI 2024 (US), IEEE BuildSEC 2024 (India); Program Director of NSF CISE/CNS & SaTC program (Sept, 2019 – Aug, 2023); NSF Director’s Award for Superior Achievement (Individual category) for contribution in Privacy-Preserving Technologies related activities, Aug, 2023; Elected to IEEE Fellow effective Jan 1, 2023 for “Contributions in Access Control and Privacy”; IEEE Computer Society Golden Core Member, since Jan 1, 2022; NSF Director’s Award for Superior Achievement (Group category) for RINGS program, June, 2022; Fellow of the Asia-Pacific Artificial Information Association (AAIA) (2023); Co-Chair of NITRD Fast Track Action Committee on Digital Assets R&D (2022-2023 – Aug, 2023); Co-Chair of NITRD Fast Track Action Committee for Advancing Privacy Preserving Data Sharing and Analytics (2022 – March, 2023); Co-Chair of NITRD Privacy Interagency Working Group (2020 – Aug, 2023); Advisory Board Member, Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre, 2021; Founding Steering Committee Chair of IEEE TPS 2023, CIC 2023, CogMI 2023; Served as EIC of IEEE Transaction on Services Computing from 2017 - 2021.
Research Experience
- Served as Program Director of the Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) program at NSF through the IPA program from 2019 – Aug 2023. Currently serving as an intermittent Expert at NSF Directorate of Technology, Innovation and Partnership (TIP), and recently led efforts to create the NSF Privacy-preserving Data Sharing and Analytics (PDaSP) program.
Education
- PhD - Purdue University (2003)
Background
- Professor in the Department of Informatics and Networked Systems (DINS) at the School of Computing and Information (SCI) in the University of Pittsburgh. Joined Pitt in 2003 after completing his PhD from Purdue University. Research interests broadly in Cybersecurity and Privacy, with a primary focus on advanced access control, distributed systems security and privacy, trust, and privacy in AI/ML areas.
Miscellany
- Erdos # = 3 (Coauthor of Eugene Spafford with Erdos # = 2).
