Arthur Paul Pedersen

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Ph.D. Logic, Computation and Methodology, Carnegie Mellon University || Co-Director of the Intel Investigations Lab (i2Lab) || Faculty of M.S. Program in Cybersecurity || Faculty of M.S. Program in Data Science & Engineering \\ CUNY Graduate Center Faculty of Ph.D. Program in Computer Science || CUNY Graduate Center Faculty of M.S. Program in Data Science, Advanced Certificate Program in Data Science  

Main Affiliation

Computer Science

Additional Departments/Affiliated Programs

Areas of Expertise/Research

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Cognitive Science
  • Network Science
  • Social Networks
  • Probability
  • Statistics
  • Logic
  • Computation
  • Decision Theory
  • Game Theory
  • Economics
  • Measurement Theory
  • Functional Analysis
  • Algebraic and Topological Systems
  • Intelligence Analysis

Building

North Academic Center

Office

8/202D

Phone

212-650-6164

Email

appedersen@ccny.cuny.edu

Website

https://arthurpaulpedersen.org

Arthur Paul Pedersen

the intel investigations Lab (i2Lab)

The intel investigations Lab (i2Lab) is a global research and training hub dedicated to advancing intelligence research and workforce readiness. Jointly led by The City College of New York and Syracuse University, i2Lab collaborates with public and private sector partners to develop open-source capabilities, perform investigative research, and provide rigorous, real-world training and world-class mentorship to prepare students entering the modern workforce for successful careers in fields like investigative journalism, intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, and forensic science.

Learn more at intelinvestigationslab.org.

Questions about i2Lab may be directed to %692%6ca%62@ccny.cuny .e%64u" rel="nofollow"> i2lab@ccny.cuny.edu

Project Funding

Grant from US Intelligence Community Center for Academic Excellence (iccae) Syracuse University

Principal Investigator

Close Encounters of the Wicked Kind

Shirshendu Chatterjee (City College of New York, CUNY), Akira Kawaguchi (City College of New York, CUNY),
Bud Mishra (Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences,, Rohit Parikh (Brooklyn College, CUNY)