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Manas Baveja was a CISAC Organizational Learning for Homeland Security fellow (2004-2005) and a CISAC science fellow (2005-2006) while completing his PhD in the Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering at Stanford University. His doctoral research is focused on quantitative modeling of homeland security projects. While at CISAC he conducted a study on the biometric aspects of the US-VISIT program. He has also done research in the area of container security. He received an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology - Delhi and an MS in scientific computing and computational mathematics from Stanford University.
Publications
Preventing the Importation of Illicit Nuclear Materials in Shipping Containers
Lawrence M. Wein, A.H. Wilkins, Manas Baveja, Stephen E. Flynn
Risk Analysis vol. 26, 5 (2006)
Using Fingerprint Image Quality to Improve the Identification Performance of the U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology Program
Lawrence M. Wein, Manas Baveja
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences vol. 102, 21 (2005)
Events & Presentations
- Biometric Analysis of the US-VISIT Program
November 1, 2005 Science, Technology and Security Seminar
Manas Baveja, Lawrence M. Wein paper available - Homeland Security: What Should Be the Research Agenda? What Are the Interesting Questions To Ask and To Answer?
April 22, 2004 Social Science Seminar
Manas Baveja, Tonya L. Putnam, Jacob N. Shapiro, Marc J. Ventresca
