Bio
Jason Hong joined the School of
Computer Science at Carnegie
Mellon University in 2004 as an assistant professor in
the Human Computer
Interaction Institute. He works in the areas
of ubiquitous computing and usable privacy and security, focusing
on location-based services, anti-phishing, mobile social computing,
and end-user programming. He is also an author of the
book The Design of Sites, a pattern-based approach to designing
customer-centered web sites. He received his PhD from Berkeley
and his undergraduate degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Curricula Vitae