Bio: Simon Khan is a research scientist at U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, NY and has a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering program from Clarkson University under STEM+M fellowship from the Air Force. He holds a B.S in electrical engineering from Stonybrook University, an M.S. in information system management from National University in San Diego and an M.S in computer engineering from Syracuse University. He has been working for 17 years under different branches of the US government. He is the recipient of Brave Zulu Awards from U.S. Department of the Navy and multiple other awards for successful design and development of network and C4Isystems. His current research interests are behavioral biometrics, especially mouse dynamics and GUI events, reinforcement learning, explainable RL, efficient transfer learning, and edge computing.
