Duncan A BuellProfessor Buell has taught at universities in Illinois, Ontario, Ohio, and Louisiana in addition to the University of South Carolina, where he was chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for nine years. He also worked for fifteen ears at the Institute for Defense Analyses in high performance computing and computational mathematics in support of the National Security Agency. At IDA he managed the Splash 2 reconfigurable computing project and was part of a team that received a Meritorious Unit Citation from DCI George Tenet for the result of "the largest single computation in the history of [the United States intelligence] community." He is currently focusing his research on electronic voting machines and digital humanities. Read More Read Less