Neil Klingensmith
I'm an assistant professor of Computer Science at Loyola University Chicago. I work on hardware and software for cyber-physical systems. My goal is to make IoT systems more efficient, reliable, and secure. Previously, I was a grad student in Computer Engineering at Wisconsin in the Wisely lab.
About Me
- neil [at] cs [dot] luc [dot] edu
- My PhD Advisor was Suman Banerjee
- Find me on Google Scholar
Education
- PhD Computer Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 2019
- MS Computer Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 2016
- BS Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 2010
Funding
- NSA NCAE 2023-2024, $500k
- OAC Core: Advancing Low-Power Computer Vision at the Edge, 2021-2024, $250,000
- US Department of Energy Fellowship 2013-2015, $110k
- The Brew Seed Accelerator seed investment for Emonix, $50k
- MadWorks Accelerator Economic Impact Award, $5k
Awards
- UW CS NEST Award, $1k
- Transcend Madison Innovation Competition, $7.5k
- Dvorak Energy Prize, $5k
- Dvorak Global Stewardship Prize, $5k
Patents
- Pairing apparatus using secret key based on power line noise, method thereof
- Context-based pairing apparatus, and method thereof
- Method and Device for Controlling a Water Conditioning System
Experience
- Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Loyola University Chicago, 2019-Present
- Cofounder of Emonix
- Engineer at Harvest Power Technologies, a grid technology startup in India