Serguei A. Mokhov obtained his PhD from Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, where he completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computer science and information systems security. Mokhov’s diverse research interests include intentional programming, distributed and autonomic computing, computer forensics, information systems security, artificial intelligence, software engineering, and computer graphics. His PhD dissertation was in the intentional cyberforensics area. Mokhov’s reviewing interests at Computing Reviews are just as diverse.

Professionally, he has worked in the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science’s Academic and Information Technology Services (AITS) group as a systems administrator performing application development and Linux desktop support. He currently works on the Faculty’s network infrastructure, providing support, installation, security, and maintenance, as well as developing tools.

Mokhov’s current R&D projects focus on multiple aspects of the Forensic Lucid specification and evaluation language for digital investigations; open-source tools based on the modular audio recognition framework (MARF), such as MARFCAT and MARFPCAT for code and network pattern analysis and classification; and the general intentional programming system (GIPSY). Mokhov is also a part-time faculty member (since 2003), and has taught more than ten courses on various subjects in computer science and software engineering at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

He has served as a referee and reviewer for several academic journals and conferences, and has published a number of research works. He is also an assistant editor at Scholarpedia, a peer-reviewed, open-access encyclopedia.