Affiliated Department or Office:
Education:
BS Kyonggi University 2005
MS Sungkyunkwan University 2007
PhD Texas A&M University 2013
Dr. Lee’s research interests are in social computing, information retrieval, data science, and cybersecurity over large-scale networked information systems like the Web, social media, crowdfunding, and crowd-based systems. My research focus has both positive and negative dimensions. On one hand, I focus on threats to these systems and design methods to mitigate negative behaviors; on the other, I look for positive opportunities to mine and analyze these systems for developing next generation algorithms and architectures that can empower decision makers.
Email
kmlee@wpi.edu
Office Location
Unity Hall 363
Research Interests
Research Interests:
Cybersecurity in Web, social and Crowdsourcing systems
Big Data Analytics and Mining
Information Dissemination in Social Systems
Scholarly Work
Professional Highlights & Honors
Professional Highlights & Honors:
NSF CAREER Award
Google Faculty Research Award
News
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August 30, 2021
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, center, Quinsigamond Community College president Luis Pedraja, and WPI president Laurie Leshin learn about WPI research during an event to announce a $4 million state grant to establish a photonics laboratory at WPI.
September 18, 2018
Media Coverage
Worcester Business Journal
- Assistant professor of computer science Kyumin Lee, assistant professor of computer science has developed algorithms that have proven highly accurate in detecting fake “likes” and followers across various platforms like Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter. His work is funded by a National Science Foundation CAREER Award.