Josephine Lamp

News

• November, 2020 - Thrilled to announce that our team's solution was selected as a winner for the 2020 NIH organized NHLBI Big Data Analysis Challenge: Creating New Paradigms for Heart Failure Research for our Solution entitled Intelligently Characterizing Patient Hemodynamic Phenotypes for Advanced Heart Failure in the ESCAPE Trial Using Learned Multi Valued Decision Diagrams.

• August, 2020 - I was featured in a "Humans of the Link Lab" story at UVA. Check out the blog post here and instagram post here.

• April, 2020 - I am incredibly humbled to announce that I am a 2020 NSF Graduate Research Fellow. More details can be found here!

• June, 2019 - Our paper "A Logic-Based Learning Approach to Explore Diabetes Patient Behaviors" has been accepted to the 17th International Conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB 2019) in Trieste, Italy

• April, 2019 -- I am honored to announce that I have won a travel scholarship award to attend the CPS Week and ICCPS conference in Montreal, Canada from April 15th - 18th

• February, 2019 -- Our paper "ExSol: Collaboratively Assessing Cybersecurity Risks for Protecting Energy Delivery Systems" from my undergraduate work at Arizona State has been accepted to the MSCPES workshop as a part of the ICCPS conference in Montreal!

• January, 2019 -- I have been selected to participate in the CRA-W Grad Cohort for Women Workshop on April 12-13, 2019 at the Hilton Chicago in Chicago, IL. I look forward to learning from and connecting with other graduate and professional women!

• December, 2018 -- I am excited to announce that I have been awarded a student scholarship to attend the Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) 2019 Conference in Pittsburgh, PA on March 28-30, 2019.

• August, 2018 -- I have officially started as a Computer Science PhD student at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia. I was offered the prestigious Jefferson Fellowship along with the Distinguished Engineering Fellowship at UVa.

• May, 2018 -- I have graduated from Arizona State University with my BS in Biomedical Informatics, Summa Cum Laude and as an honored Outstanding ASU Graduate

Education

WHAT I’VE LEARNED

2018--Present

PhD Student, Computer Science

Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Jefferson Fellow

School of Engineering and Applied Science

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

2014–2018

BS in Biomedical Informatics

Barrett, the Honors College, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

Summa Cum Laude, Graduated with honors as Outstanding ASU Graduate

2014

Apple Certified Macintosh Technician

Tech ID: NT56FCB25F

2010–2014

STEM Program

Skyline High School, Longmont, CO Class of 2014

Experience

WHERE I’VE WORKED

Jun. 2021–Present

Senior Privacy Engineer

Dexcom, Charlottesville, VA

Jan. 2015–Jun. 2018

Undergraduate Researcher

ASU Center for Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics

Aug. 2017--May 2018

Research Affiliate

Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ

May 2017--Aug. 2017

Technology Early Career Development Intern

Cigna, Phoenix, AZ

Jun. 2016--Aug. 2016

Engineering Intern

Performance Software, Phoenix, AZ

Aug. 2014--Sept. 2016

Apple Certified Repair Technician

Sun Devil Marketplace Apple Repair Center at ASU

Teaching

TEACHING ASSISTANT

• CS 6501-002/ SYS 6582-002 CPS: Formal Methods, Safety, Security, Spring 2020 & 2021

• CS 4710 Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2019 & 2020

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Publications & Talks

CONFERENCE PAPERS

POSTERS

Trust Bubble: A Privacy-Preserving Framework for Data and Personnel Sharing in Diverse Health Networks.

Josephine Lamp, Robert Greenes, Edward Shortliffe

AMIA Annual Symposium 2018, San Francisco, CA, USA, September 26-28, 2018 [pdf]

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Adaptive and Proactive Security Assessment for Energy Delivery Systems

Josephine Lamp, Vu Coughlin, Carlos E. Rubio-Medrano, Ziming Zhao, and Gail-Joon Ahn

CREDC Industry Workshop, Tempe, AZ, USA, March 27-29, 2017

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Awards

FELLOWSHIPS

• 2020 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (NSF GRF) [more info] [UVA news article]

• Olive B. and Franklin C. Mac Krell Jefferson Fellowship Recipient, awarded to “individuals of extraordinary intellectual range and depth … who demonstrate outstanding achievement and the highest promise as scholars, teachers, public servants, and business leaders in the United States and beyond.” [more info] [fellow bio]

• UVA Distinguished Engineering Fellowship Recipient

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CHALLENGES

• 2020 NIH organized NHLBI (National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute) Big Data Analysis Challenge: Creating New Paradigms for Heart Failure Research for our Solution entitled Intelligently Characterizing Patient Hemodynamic Phenotypes for Advanced Heart Failure in the ESCAPE Trial Using Learned Multi Valued Decision Diagrams. The Challenge included a $50,000 prize. [more info]

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AWARDS & HONORS

• UVA CS Department Outstanding Graduate Service Award 2019-2020, April, 2020 [more info]

• Received a travel scholarship award to attend CPS Week in Montreal, Canada, April, 2019 [more info]

• Selected to participate in the CRA-W Grad Cohort for Women Workshop in Chicago, IL, January 2019 [more info]

• Student Scholarship to the Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) 2019 Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, December 2018 [more info]

• Arizona State University Outstanding Graduate Award, May 2018, an award given to high-impact undergraduate students who are likely to make a difference in the world, and of which only one student from each college is selected (total of 17 students selected out of a graduating class of 15,000) [more info]

• National Center for Women in Technology Collegiate Award Finalist, March 2018 [more info]

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Service

CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION:

• Web Chair, International Conference on Runtime Verification 2021

• Co-Chair, Medical Cyber Physical Systems and Internet of Medical Things Workshop, as part of the CPS-IoT Week 2021

COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENT GROUP (CSGSG)

Over the past 3+ years, I have served as the Graduate Program Rep (2021), Chair (2020), and Diversity Rep (2019) of the Computer Science Graduate Student Group (CSGSG), equivalent to a graduate student council, that acts as the liaison between faculty and students. The committee hosts student events to help with students knowing each other, and represents the CS student body at faculty meetings and for departmental decisions.

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NSF GRFP APPLICATION MENTOR FOR UVA WRITING LAB

I serve as a NSF GRFP writing lab mentor to help students who are applying for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. This includes helping with brainstorming, content and flow of ideas, and reviewing and editing application essays.

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JEFFERSON JOURNAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

I am very excited to be an editor-in-chief for the newly revamped Jefferson Journal of Science and Culture. The interdisciplinary journal serves to provide a venue where scholars who are doing cross-discipline work can publish articles related to specific topics. The journal is part of the Jefferson Scholars Foundation, and I am helped set up and manage the journal, from setting up the website, planning out our call for submissions, writing submission guidelines, picking journal themes, and more. We also planned a conference for the accepted submissions to present their work in November 2019. More information about the journal is available via our website: http://journals.sfu.ca/jjsc/index.php/journal/index

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WORKSHOPS AT COMPUTERS4KIDS

A fellow CS PhD student and I are hosting weekly workshops at Computers4Kids, a local nonprofit serving low income 6th--12th graders that provides free mentoring and access to technology and STEAM projects. Each week we will guide students through various projects, such as temperature-changing lamps (using arduinos), building remote control cars from scratch, fun coding projects, cybersecurity and basic hacking camps, and wearable tech. I am really excited to be working with these brilliant students. I hope we can inspire them to dive into the wild, ultra-creative world of CS and Engineering!

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HEALTH AND PRIVACY POLICY VOLUNTEER CONSULTANT

I am also involved with health policy, as I believe that change can only be affected through multiple facets, and that it is important to collaborate and communicate with other entities (i.e. the government). Specifically, I am working with Dr. Don Detmer and have made multiple trips to Washington DC to meet with Senate staffers and health-related committees (e.g. the US senate HELP committee) to provide input on current privacy and healthcare bills, including the “Protecting Personal Health Data Act,” proposed to the Senate in June 2019.

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