My name is Onat Gungor, and I am an Assistant Professor in the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University. I received my Ph.D. from the University of California San Diego (UCSD) in 2023. Before joining WVU, I was a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UCSD, where I was advised by Tajana Rosing. My research lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence, computer systems, and cybersecurity. I develop efficient, secure, and reliable AI systems that can operate effectively in real-world and resource-constrained environments. My work focuses on making AI practical on resource-constrained devices, resilient to malicious attacks and evolving threats, and trustworthy in dynamic environments. At WVU, I lead the Secure and Efficient AI Systems (SEAS) Lab, where we develop intelligent, secure, and efficient AI systems for emerging applications in cybersecurity, edge computing, and cyber-physical systems.

News

• [08/26] Paper accepted in EMNLP 2026!
• [07/26] Paper accepted in Electronics!
• [07/26] Three papers accepted in ISNCC 2026!
• [07/26] Paper accepted in ICMLA 2026!
• [05/26] Paper accepted in Electronics!
• [05/26] Paper accepted in ISLPED 2026!
• [05/26] Paper accepted in Computer Networks!
• [04/26] Paper accepted in ICCCN 2026!
• [09/25] Two papers accepted in ICMLA 2025!
• [07/25] Paper accepted in MASS 2025!
• [05/25] Paper accepted in GLSVLSI 2025!
• [04/25] Paper accepted in CSR 2025!
• [03/25] Paper accepted in SafeThings 2025!
• [03/25] Poster paper accepted in SenSys 2025!
• [02/25] Paper accepted in DAC 2025!
• [01/25] Paper accepted in SenSys 2025!