Meet our speakers, who are active leaders in the T.I.M.E. (Technology, Information, Media, Entertainment) areas.
Dong-Man Lee
Dean, College of Liberal Arts & Convergence Science, KAIST / Head, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
Lee Dongman received a BS degree in computer engineering from Seoul National University, Korea in 1982, and his MS and PhD degrees in computer science from KAIST, Korea in 1984 and 1987, respectively.
From 1988 to 1997, he worked as technical contributor at Hewlett-Packard. In1998, he joined, as associate professor, School of Engineering, Information and Communications University (ICU).
From April 2004, he became professor at ICU. From March 2009, he joined the Computer Science Department of KAIST.
He is currently dean of College of Liberal Arts and Convergence Science and head of Graduate School of Culture Technology, and director of the Urban Computing Research Center at KAIST.
He received a Prime Minister Award as the recognition on the advancement of the Korean internet in 2000 and the Internet Technical Achievement Award at KRNet07 in 2007.
He serves as a board member HCI, OSIA, and KIISE. He is chair of the Korea Internet Address Policy Review Committee.
He has served as a TPC member of numerous international conferences including IEEECOMPSAC, Multimedia, PDCS, PERCOM, PRDC, VSMM and ICAT, and a reviewer of international journals and magazines including ACM TOMCCAP, IEEE TPDS, IEEE Proceedings, IEEE JIE, IEEE TWC, Computer Networks, TOCSJ, JCN, IEEE Wireless Communication magazine, and IEEE Intelligence magazine. His research interests include mobile computing, pervasive computing, social computing and cultural computing.
From 1988 to 1997, he worked as technical contributor at Hewlett-Packard. In1998, he joined, as associate professor, School of Engineering, Information and Communications University (ICU).
From April 2004, he became professor at ICU. From March 2009, he joined the Computer Science Department of KAIST.
He is currently dean of College of Liberal Arts and Convergence Science and head of Graduate School of Culture Technology, and director of the Urban Computing Research Center at KAIST.
He received a Prime Minister Award as the recognition on the advancement of the Korean internet in 2000 and the Internet Technical Achievement Award at KRNet07 in 2007.
He serves as a board member HCI, OSIA, and KIISE. He is chair of the Korea Internet Address Policy Review Committee.
He has served as a TPC member of numerous international conferences including IEEECOMPSAC, Multimedia, PDCS, PERCOM, PRDC, VSMM and ICAT, and a reviewer of international journals and magazines including ACM TOMCCAP, IEEE TPDS, IEEE Proceedings, IEEE JIE, IEEE TWC, Computer Networks, TOCSJ, JCN, IEEE Wireless Communication magazine, and IEEE Intelligence magazine. His research interests include mobile computing, pervasive computing, social computing and cultural computing.