Meet Our Innovators
Steve Simske, PhD
Professor, Systems and Mechanical Engineering
Areas of Collaborative Interest
- licensing our technologies
- analytics
- intelligent systems
- sensing systems
- imaging systems
- situationally-aware collectors of knowledge (SACKs)
Dr. Simske joined CSU in January 2018 after 23 years in industry at HP and HP Labs. He is the author of more than 400 publications and more than 170 US patents. He is an IS&T Fellow, and its current (2017-2019) President. Steve is the Steering Committee Chair for the ACM DocEng Symposium, which meets annually. Steve is an honorary professor at the University of Nottingham. Dr. Simske was a member of the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Councils from 2010-2016, including Illicit Trade, Illicit Economy and the Future of Electronics.
He has directed world-wide teams in research on 3D printing, education, life sciences, sensing, authentication, packaging, analytics, imaging and manufacturing. His book “Meta-Algorithmics” (2013) and forthcoming book “Meta-Analytics” (2019) address intelligent systems, and Steve is particularly interested in using analytics and meta-analytics to better analyze distributed energy processes and systems.
“Why do I invent? It is really simple, I just want to make things better. I’m not a big fan on inventing for the sake of inventing, and I’d rather not invent things that can be used for harm. If I can make something better that I would want to use, that’s perfect. This is why on almost all of my inventions, there are co-inventors. I have been very fortunate to work with some of the planet’s best engineers in so many areas, and that is why my inventions are so diverse. Inventing is a great way to engage someone smarter than you in a fun project, and for me has always been a great way to learn.”
(Note – 192 US patents published as of January 2020 – click here to see a more complete list)
- US20190123765A1: Groups of phase invariant codewords*
- US20190385032A1: Generating a regressive information object*
- WO2019156667A1: Shape memory composites*
- WO2019147280A1: Language-specific downstream workflows*
- WO2019147282A1: Object id-centered workflow*
- WO2019147245A1: Classification of records in a data set*
- WO2019143369A1: Display device*
- WO2019143316A1: Fluid classification*
- WO2019088966A1: Authenticating object instances*
- WO2019088971A1: Crime profiles*
- EP3580042A1: Printhead assembly with light emission devices and photon detectors*
- US20190220592A1: User authentication*
- US20190145897A1: Activatable surface enhanced raman spectroscopy sensor stage*
- US9978113B2: Feature resolutions sensitivity for counterfeit determinations*
- US20180218288A1: Biometric data to facilitate learning*
*Assignee is Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
Patent list generated using Google Patents
Last updated on February 11, 2020
