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Curriculum Vitae March 12, 2021 CURRICULUM VITAE SOUMYA SEN IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Academic Rank Associate Professor, Information & Decision Sciences Director of Research, Management Information Systems Research Center Education Degree Institution Date Degree Granted Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania 2011 Electrical & Systems Engineering M.S. University of Pennsylvania 2007 Electrical & Systems Engineering B.E. (Hons.) Birla Institute of Technology & Sciences - Pilani, India 2005 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Positions/Employment University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, MN Academic Director of MS in Business Analytics Programs 2021 – 2022 Associate professor 2019 – Director of research, MIS Research Center 2018 – Assistant professor 2013 – 2019 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Postdoctoral research associate 2011 – 2013 Viettel Communications, Hanoi, Vietnam Consultant 2017 – 2018 DataMi Inc., Boston, MA Co-founder 2013 Intel Research, Santa Clara, CA Intern – Member of research staff 2007 Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, NJ Intern – Member of research staff 2006 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 1 March 12, 2021 Graduate research assistant (Dean’s Fellowship) 2005 – 2011 LG, Bangalore, India Intern – Mobile Handset Development Lab 2005 Current Membership in Professional Organizations Senior Member, Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Member, Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) HONORS AND AWARDS FOR RESEARCH, TEACHING, AND SERVICE University of Minnesota BOLD Ideas Award 2020 McKnight Presidential Fellow 2019 Outstanding Research Award 2019 Jim & Mary Lawrence Fellow 2018 Outstanding Service Award 2017 Timothy J. Nantell Award for Excellence in Teaching 2016 UMN Grant in Aid Award 2015 External Sources NIHCM Digital Media Awards Finalist 2021 AACSB Innovations That Inspire 2021 US Patent (#10536584) on system for time-deferred pricing 2020 Adobe Digital Experience Research Award 2018 US Patent (#9865009) on dynamic pricing system for mobile data 2018 IEEE INFOCOM Workshop Best Paper Runner-up Award 2017 IEEE Senior Member 2016 INFORMS Information Systems Society Design Science Award 2014 Keller Center IP Acceleration Award 2013 IEEE INFOCOM Best Paper Award 2012 BITSAA 30 Under 30 Award 2012 Vodafone Wireless Innovation Finalist 2011 RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP, AND CREATIVE WORK Grants and Contracts External Sources Received at the University of Minnesota: External Agency: Coursera Project title and Dates: Prescriptive Analytics Specialization, 2019 Direct costs: $79,000 2 March 12, 2021 External Agency: Adobe Project title and Dates: Designing Effective Ad-Video Delivery Strategies, 2018 Investigator status: Co-Principal investigator Direct costs: $50,000 External Agency: Workshop on Information Technologies & Systems Project title and Dates: Smart Data Pricing workshop, 2018 Direct costs: $3,000 External Agency: Coursera Project title and Dates: MIS Specialization, 2017 Direct costs: $75,000 Received at another institution: Investigator status: Co-PI External Agency: Princeton IP Accelerator Fund Project title and Dates: DataMi – Finding Solutions to Network Congestion, 2013 Investigator status: Co-PI External Agency: DARPA & Telcordia Project title and Dates: Autonomous Collaborative Control for Resilient Cyber Defense, 2011 Investigator status: Co-Investigator Principal Investigator: Lockheed Martin External Agency: DARPA Project title and Dates: Behavioral Learning for Adaptive Electronic Warfare, 2011 University Sources BOLD Ideas Grant Award, Office of Academic Clinical Affairs Project Title: Using Natural Language Processing to Extract Predictors of Medical Device Adverse Events (7 awards out of 64 submissions) Direct costs: $30,000 Dean’s Small Grant, 2019 Project title: Incentivizing Word-of-Mouth Based Adoption of Mobile Games Direct costs: $5,000 University of Minnesota Grant-in-Aid, 2015 - 2017 Project title: On the Efficacy of Sponsored Content for Mobile Broadband Data Users Direct costs: $32,000 Social Media & Business Analytics Collaboration Grant, 2017 Project title: Exploring How the Temporal Evolution of Referral Reward Structure Impacts Viral Adoption – A Randomized Field Trial Direct costs: $5,000 Social Media & Business Analytics Collaboration Grant, 2016 3 March 12, 2021 Project title: Understanding the Impact of Incentives on the Offline Adoption of Mobile Social Game Apps Direct costs: $5,000 Dean’s Small Grant, 2015 Project title: Pilot Study on the Efficacy of Sponsored Content Direct costs: $5,000 Publications Books Smart Data Pricing (Editor), ISBN: 978-1-118-61166-1, 536 pages, John Wiley & Sons, September 2014. Book Chapters 1. C. Joe-Wong, L. Zheng, S. Ha, S. Sen, C. W. Tan, M. Chiang, “Smart Data Pricing in 5G Systems,” Emerging Technologies for 5G Wireless Systems (ed. 1), Cambridge University Press, 2017. (Contributed to the analysis of the trends in pricing worldwide and the implications of sponsored data for net neutrality) 2. S. Sen, C. Joe-Wong, S. Ha, M. Chiang, “Human Factors in Smart Data Pricing”, Smart Data Pricing, John Wiley & Sons, September 2014. (Contributed to the focus group studies used in developing this chapter as well as the organization and presentation of the chapter) 3. S. Sen, C. Joe-Wong, S. Ha, M. Chiang, “Smart Data Pricing (SDP): Economic Solutions to Network Congestion,” Chapter 5, ACM SIGCOMM eBook on Recent Advances in Networking, August 2013. (Contributed to proposing, conceptualizing, and writing the drafts for this chapter) Patents 1. “System and Methods for Variable Pricing of Data Usage,” USPTO 9865009, Granted 2018 [This patent addresses a variety of problems with implementing dynamic pricing systems for network resource allocation, including a user interface that uses time-dependent pricing to schedule user-specified non-critical applications to remain within a given monthly budget, and middleware that may be located at a base station in a cellular network and/or in pricing servers in wired networks to support different types of pricing schemes and data plans.] 2. “Systems and methods for Time Deferred Transmission of Mobile Data”, USPTO 10536584, Granted 2020. [This patent provides a specific system design and optimization approach for realizing time- dependent pricing in mobile networks]. Software Development 1. COVID-19 Hospitalization Tracking, 2020. 4 March 12, 2021 [It provides a free, public-facing dashboard that provides data on daily hospitalizations, ICU usage, deaths across US states and several counties. The backend IT database stores historic data collected from different state department of health agencies. Collaborated with HHS as a part of this project to streamline the data collection efforts]. 2. NURM (mobile app), 2018. [Network User Reward Mechanism (NURM) is a proprietary mobile app created with iOS enterprise-developer license as a platform to experiment with user response to advertisements and incentives]. 3. Adaptive bandwidth Management for User Empowerment (AMUSE), 2015. [It is a Linux based software that can automate data offloading decisions from 3G/4G to WiFi networks in an optimized way that accounts for location, application usage needs, and budget]. 4. DataWiz (mobile application), 2013. [This is a free mobile app for user-driven bandwidth usage management software that was made available on Android and iOS devices, resulting in 700k+ downloads. Eventually the product has been absorbed into the startup, DataMi.] 5. Autonomous, Collaborative Control for Resilient Cyber Defense (ACCORD), 2012. [It is a software system that uses Nash bargaining techniques to rapidly adjust resource allocations while preserving critical mission expectations. It has been adopted by DARPA’s Mission-Resilient Cloud initiative (https://www.darpa.mil/program/mission-oriented-resilient- clouds)]. 6. Intelligent Wireless Signal Jamming Software module, 2012. [This optimization-based software was provided to Lockheed Martin for DARPA’s Behavioral Learning for Adaptive Electronic Warfare (BLADE) program. It uses Markovian models to intelligently jam various network protocols to disrupt adversarial communications in energy- constrained environments. (https://www.militaryaerospace.com/articles/2014/03/lockheed- darpa-blade.html)]. Refereed Journal Articles 1. Z. Levin, K. Choyke, A. Georgiou, S. Sen, P. Karaca-Mandic, “Trends in Pediatric Hospitalizations for COVID-19,” JAMA Pediatrics (Impact factor: 14), October 2020. 2. P. Karaca-Mandic, S. Sen, A. Georgiou, Y. Zhu, A. Basu, “Association of COVID-19- related hospital use and overall COVID-19 mortality in the United States,” Journal of General Internal Medicine, (Impact factor: 4.61), July 2020. 3. P. Karaca-Mandic, A. Georgiou, S. Sen, “Racial and ethnic disparities in COVID-19 hospitalizations in 12 states,” JAMA Internal Medicine (Impact factor: 20.8), July 2020. 4. S. Sen, P. Karaca-Mandic, A. Georgiou, “Association of Stay-at-Home Orders with COVID- 19 Hospitalizations in 4 States,” Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) (Impact factor: 51.3), vol. 323:24, 2020. 5 March 12, 2021 5. S. Sen, C. Joe-Wong, S. Ha, M. Chiang, “Time-Dependent Pricing for Multimedia Data Traffic: Analysis, Systems, and Trials,” IEEE Journal of Selected Areas in Communications (Impact factor: 7.17), vol. 37:7, 2019. 6. R. Guerin, K. Hosanagar, X. Li, S. Sen, “Shared or Dedicated Infrastructures?: On the Impact of Reprovisioning”, Management Information Systems Quarterly (Impact factor: 5.43), pp. 1059 – 1079, vol. 43:4, 2019. 7. C. Joe-Wong and S. Sen,
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