Regular biography
Patrick P. C. Lee is a Professor and Vice-Chairman (Undergraduate) in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His research focuses on networks and systems, cloud computing, distributed systems and networks, and storage systems. He leads the Applied Distributed Systems Lab and collaborates with graduate students on large-scale software systems. Lee has contributed to the development of network management solutions for 3G wireless networks and has published extensively in top-tier conferences and journals. He is an Associate Editor for IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking and ACM Transactions on Storage.
Scholar-generated biography
Patrick P. C. Lee is a researcher at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, focusing on storage systems, networks, distributed systems, and dependability. His work addresses challenges in secure data management, efficient storage mechanisms, and reliable network operations. Key contributions include secure deduplication techniques, cloud storage systems with assured deletion, and network coding for storage repair. His research emphasizes the design of robust, scalable, and secure solutions for distributed environments, with applications in cloud computing and network measurement. Lee's publications explore topics such as convergent key management, network telemetry, and data integrity protection in regenerating-coding-based systems.