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Research Interests
Complex
Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Genetic Regulatory
Networks
Self Organizing Systems
Ideation and Creativity
Education
Master of Science (Computer Science), University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, 2005, GPA 3.72/4.00. Emphasis on Complex Systems. Successfully defended a Masters thesis on modeling pathways of cell differentiation using Random Boolean Networks. Advisor: Stuart Kauffman.
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science), Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, USA, 1995, GPA 3.41/4.00. Emphasis on Software Engineering. Senior research project on industrial software Documentation Process Maturity Model (DPMM). Advisor: Curtis Cook.
Research Experience
CSIRO,
Sydney Australia
2006
to present, Senior Research Engineer, Information
and Communication Technologies
Centre (ICT)
Implementing research for a novel Internet Rate Management Protocol (RMP). Designed and developed of microcode for Network Processor Units. Design issues include asynchronous packet processing vs microcode instruction limit to insure line-speed throughput.
Constructed a tool which combined several network technology research projects. Dynamic Collaboration Service (DCS) implements secure, timed, self-managed collaborations, dynamic resource allocation,distributed storage and sophisticated authentication.
Centre
for the Mind, Sydney University, Sydney NSW, Australia
2005 to
2006, Research Assistant.
Developed a timed jigsaw experiment to examine how people with autism assemble jigsaw puzzles and compared the results to the general population.
Developed an experiment to determine the uniqueness of ideas with a novel method of evaluating the Hamming distance between pairs of nouns. The Hamming distance is calculated by the proximal frequency word pairs are found in bodies of random text.
Cell Biology Department, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque New Mexico, USA, 2003 to 2005, Research Assistant
I designed and implemented a model of genetic regulatory networks in living cells using ensembles of random Boolean networks. Predictions made from the results of these experiments may be used to direct wet lab experiments. My thesis on modeling pathways of cell differentiation is available online: http://cs.unm.edu/~sdealy/thesis.
Computer Science Department, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque New Mexico, USA, 2001 to 2002, Research Assistant
Investigated formal verification of cryptographic key exchange protocols using the US Naval Research Lab protocol analyzer.
Publications
Dealy, S., Kauffman, S., and Socolar, J., (2005), Modeling pathways of differentiation in genetic regulatory networks with Boolean networks, Complexity, Wiley Publications, Vol 11, Issue 1, 52–60.
Commercial Experience
Intel
Corporation, Hillsboro, Oregon, USA
1995 to 2001, Software
Engineer, Network Communications Group (NCG)
Software architect and developer for a Crypto Engine to pre and post-test silicon logic used in the Intel PRO/100S IPSec encryption network card using DES, 3DES, SHA1, and MD5. Developed unique bit-shifting algorithm, US patent #6,801,625.
Received Intel's NCG Operations Recognition Award for using personal initiative to mentor junior engineers.
Authored numerous network interface card (NIC) device drivers for ISA and PCI bus. Root-caused NIC problems back to the hardware or software using debuggers, logic analyzers and other tools.
Assembled Flash ROM debugger for Boot ROM and real mode network card drivers.
Maintained and enhanced device driver software for a suite of ISA/PCI, Token Ring/Ethernet network cards. Where applicable, maintained associated firmware.
Created Java Native Interface (JNI) framework to interface between driver management Netware Loadable Module (NLM) and remote Java GUI.
Designed and implemented WIN95 C++ Network Device Installation DLL for Intel PRO/100 cards.
Designed and implemented diagnostic firmware for a prototype network communications server.
Rogue Wave Software, 1993, Corvallis, Oregon, USA, Intern Software Engineer
Ported C++ class libraries to a variety of compilers.
Provided technical support for C++ class Libraries.
Organizations
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) SIGAI.
Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG).
Referees
Referees are available on request.