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Bradley Malin, Ph.D. Vanderbilt University    Associate Professor of      Biomedical Informatics      & Computer Science    Director of the      Health Information Privacy      Laboratory |
A Brief Statement: I have broad research interests in data mining, management, and trustworthy computing. The majority of my research focuses on the construction and evaluation of data privacy models for personal information that is collected, stored, and shared in large complex systems. My goal is to design technology that is accountable to organizational, social, and legal regulations. I am particularly interested in clinical and genetic information captured in electronic medical records and shared for research purposes.
Check out the people page at the lab's home on the Web.
Guest Editor, Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association: Special Issue on Privacy
Editorial Board, Methods of Information in Medicine
Editorial Board, Transactions on Data Privacy
Scientific Program Committee:
Post-doctoral researchers, Ph.D. students, and programmers. Work on biomedical data privacy, data mining, and systems implementation. Contact me for details.
... for the NCVHS Privacy, Confidentiality & Security Subcommittee (4/17/12)
... at the Workshop on Secure IT in Healthcare, Dartmouth College (5/16/2012)
... at the Cardozo School of Law Conference on Anonymity and Identifiy in the Information Age (5/4/12)
... I was featured in Genome Technology magazine's cover story on privacy (5/1/2011)
...to IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing:
"Detecting Anomalous Insiders in Collaborative Information Systems"
...to IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine:
"Secure Management of Biomedical Data with Cryptographic Hardware"
...to PLoS One:
"A Systematic Review of Re-identification Attacks on Health Data"
... in the Federal Register on the HIPLab's comments on breach notification requirements for de-identified health data (8/25/09)