Director, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Information Innovation Office
Mr. Dan Kaufman |
In this article am proud to introduce Mr. Dan Kaufman who
assumed the position of Director, Information Innovation Office (I2O) upon its
creation August 2010.
DAARPA is well known for its recent controversial weather
attacks,as said by many scientists from other parts of worls.The project is
mainly highlighted by weather attack programs on other countries by United
nations.
Dan Kaufman work to identify and create promising new
information technologies and developing DARPA programs to exploit these
advances for the benefit of the DoD. Mr. Kaufman staffs the Office and works
with I2O program managers to develop concepts and plans for new programs and to
transition I2O R&D products to end users. Prior to August 2010, Mr. Kaufman
was Director, Information Processing Techniques Office, DARPA. In an earlier
DARPA tour Mr. Kaufman served in the Defense Science Office as Program Manager
for the Real World Program, a computer system designed to allow soldiers to
rapidly create their own mission rehearsal scenarios in geo-specific terrain
over a scalable and fully distributed network. He managed the development of
Foldit, a game with an online community of 240,000 players that allows
non-experts and experts alike to collaborate and solve protein folding puzzles.
Solutions to these puzzles are sent to biochemistry researchers to analyze for
advances in protein design prediction. Mr. Kaufman also developed a sniper
scope that was featured on the television show "Future Weapons."
Dan Kaufman is well known as a Gamer. He likes playing
different video games.He woks for Dreamworks and many other organizations and
made them successful.
Prior to joining DARPA, Kaufman worked for Auratio Consulting, where he handled a wide variety of deals with a number of investment bankers, venture capitalists and private companies. Prior to his consulting efforts, Mr. Kaufman worked for Kalisto Entertainment on general business operations and producing/designing the products Dark Earth, Nightmare Creatures and Ultimate Race. Before Kalisto, Mr. Kaufman was Co-COO at Dreamworks Interactive, a joint venture between Microsoft and Dreamworks SKG. Earlier in his career Mr. Kaufman was an attorney with Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison (Palo Alto, CA), conducting transactions in the high technology industry ranging from semiconductor chips to biotechnology to software companies.
Mr. Kaufman co-authored an 800-page textbook entitled: Corporate Partnering: Structuring and Negotiating Domestic and International Strategic Alliances. He has lectured at Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and U.C. Berkeley.
PROGRAMS
Prior to joining DARPA, Kaufman worked for Auratio Consulting, where he handled a wide variety of deals with a number of investment bankers, venture capitalists and private companies. Prior to his consulting efforts, Mr. Kaufman worked for Kalisto Entertainment on general business operations and producing/designing the products Dark Earth, Nightmare Creatures and Ultimate Race. Before Kalisto, Mr. Kaufman was Co-COO at Dreamworks Interactive, a joint venture between Microsoft and Dreamworks SKG. Earlier in his career Mr. Kaufman was an attorney with Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison (Palo Alto, CA), conducting transactions in the high technology industry ranging from semiconductor chips to biotechnology to software companies.
Mr. Kaufman co-authored an 800-page textbook entitled: Corporate Partnering: Structuring and Negotiating Domestic and International Strategic Alliances. He has lectured at Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and U.C. Berkeley.
PROGRAMS
01.
Active Authentication
02.
Anomaly Detection at Multiple Scales (ADAMS)
03.
Automated Program Analysis for Cybersecurity
(APAC)
04.
Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance
- Infrared (ARGUS-IR)
05.
Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance-Imaging
System (ARGUS-IS)
06.
Behavioral Learning for Adaptive Electronic
Warfare (BLADE)
07.
Broad Operational Language Translation (BOLT)
08.
Clean-slate design of Resilient Adaptive Secure
Hosts (CRASH)
09.
Computer Science in Science Technology
Engineering and Mathematics Education (CS-STEM)
10.
Computer Science Study Group (CSSG)
11.
Crowd Sourced Formal Verification (CSFV)
12.
Cyber Defense (Cyber Genome, Dynamic Quarantine
of Computer Based Worm Attacks, and Scalable Network Monitoring)
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