Truong (Jack) Luu is a Ph.D. candidate in Information Systems at the Carl H. Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati. His research focuses on developing robust frameworks and mechanisms to enhance information privacy, cybersecurity, and trust in artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) and blockchain-enabled applications. Jack aims to mitigate cyber threats, protect individual rights, and ensure the secure, ethical adoption of these technologies in critical sectors like healthcare and fintech.
With strong socio-technical theoretical training and a robust computational background, Jack is equipped to conduct research using diverse, large-scale qualitative and quantitative datasets. His work has been published in leading outlets such as the Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS) and one of his papers is currently in an advanced stage of review at Information Systems Research (ISR).
Jack’s research has earned consistent recognition, notably the University of Cincinnati’s Digital Futures Fellowship for three consecutive years—an award granted to only four graduate students university-wide for contributions to decentralized finance and cybersecurity research. Since beginning his Ph.D. program in 2021, he has secured over $130,000 in research awards and grants.
He enjoys teaching computer programming, applied machine learning/AI, and cybersecurity courses to undergraduate and graduate students. Jack fishes at the lake and trains for the marathon in his spare hours.