Julian Jang-Jaccard
Research Scientist
Contact
CSIRO ICT Center
Cnr Vimiera and Pembroke Roads
Marsfield
NSW 2121
Tel: 61 2 9372 4658
Fax: 61 2 9372 4585
Email
Themes
- Service-Oriented Systems (SOSy)
Projects
- Web Services Security & Privacy
- Web Services Compliance Assurance
- Cyber Security
Science Area
- Service Computing
Biography
Dr Julian Jang-Jaccard has been working as a research scientist at CSIRO ICT Centre since 2002. Her research goal has been on developing novel theory and tools to build reliable web services applications. Towards the goal she has focused her research efforts in (a) evaluation of middleware technologies, workflow managements, and web services technologies (b) developing a new programming model to define automated business processes (c) developing a new isolation model for web services applications (d) trust models and protocols for applications run on collaborative environment. Currently she’s working on cyber security on large-scale internet applications. Prior to join CSIRO, she worked as a professional java developer and database administrator - she’s a certified java developer and oracle DBA - at an Australian industry for over 2 years. She has PhD and Mater’s degree from University of Sydney. She obtained her bachelor from the University of Western Sydeny.
Academic Qualifications
| 2007 | PhD, University of Sydney |
| 2002 | Master of Information, University of Sydney |
| 1999 | Bachelor of Business (information system and computer engineering), University of Western Sydney |
Recent Professional Experience
| 2005-now | Research Scientist, CSIRO ICT centre, Australia |
| 2002-2004 | Researcher, CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences, Australia |
| 2002-2003 | Head tutor, University of Sydney, Australia |
| 1999-2002 | Senior Java developer and DBA, Advantage (Inc), Australia |
Student Supervision
| 2009 | Diego Silva, 4th year project, University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Building Trust Enhanced Browser Plug-In |
| 2007 | Steven Luc, 4th year project, University of Sydney, Designing GAT Engine in the .NET Framework |
| 2006 | Frederic Jaccard, Masters Thesis, University of Sydney/EPFL Switzerland. Develop and Implement a Data Model for Privacy Preserving Distributed Healthcare Systems. |
| 2006 | Gregoire Krähenbühl, Masters Thesis, University of Sydney/EPFL Switzerland. Develop and Implement Secure Electronic Medical Record Transfer Mechanisms/Protocols for Distributed Healthcare Systems. |
| 2005 | Tony Shi, Summer Project, University of Sydney. GAT Engine Design and Implementation in the .NET Framework |
Top 10 Publications
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| J. Jang, A. Fekete, P. Greenfield: Delivering Promises for Web Services Applications. ICWS 2007: 599-606 (acceptance rate:18%, CORE rank A) |
| P. Greenfield, A. Fekete, J. Jang, D. Kuo, S. Nepal: Isolation Support for Service-based Applications: A Position Paper. CIDR 2007: 314-323 (acceptance rate:19%, CORE rank A) |
| S. Nepal, J. Zic, J. Jang: A Policy Based Approach to Managing Shared Data in Dynamic Collaborations. OTM Conferences (2) 2007: 1296-1303 (acceptance rate:20%, CORE rank A) |
| J. Jang, A. Fekete, P. Greenfield, S. Nepal: An Event-Driven Workflow Engine for Service-based Business Systems. EDOC 2006: 233-242 |
| J. Jang, S. Nepal, John Zic: Establishing a Trust Relationship in Cooperative Information Systems. OTM Conferences (1) 2006: 426-443 (acceptance rate: 20%, CORE rank A) |
| S. Nepal, A. Fekete, P. Greenfield, J. Jang, D. Kuo, Tony Shi: A Service-Oriented Workflow Language for Robust Interacting Applications. OTM Conferences (1) 2005: 40-58 (acceptance rate:20%, CORE rank A) |
| J. Jang, A. Fekete, P. Greenfield, D. Kuo: Expressiveness of Workflow Description Languages. ICWS 2003: 104-110 (acceptance rate: 29.8%, CORE rank A) |
| P. Greenfield, A. Fekete, J. Jang, D. Kuo: Compensation is Not Enough. EDOC 2003: 232-239 (47 citations) |
| A. Fekete, P. Greenfield, D. Kuo, J. Jang: Transactions in Loosely Coupled Distributed Systems. ADC 2003: 7-12 (invited paper) |
| D. Kuo, A. Fekete, P. Greenfield, J. Jang, D. Palmer: Just What Could Possibly Go Wrong In B2B Integration? COMPSAC 2003: 544-549 (10 citations) |
Number of citations
| ISI | 1 |
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| Google Scholar | 125 |