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David Akopian

Klesse Endowed Professor Associate Dean of Research Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Texas at San Antonio

Affiliations

Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering & Integrated Design

Electrical & Computer Engineering

School of Architecture & Planning

David Akopian is currently serving as an Electrical & Computer Engineering Klesse Endowed Professor Associate Dean of Research Electrical and Computer Engineering at University of Texas At San Antonio.

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David Akopian

University of Texas at San Antonio

Klesse Endowed Professor Associate Dean of Research Electrical and Computer Engineering

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systems engineering electrical engineering optical engineering aerospace engineering technology machine learning wireless communications information technology communications systems mobile computing electronic imaging instrumentation wireless lan positioning systems indoor positioning systems mobile health global navigation satellite system digital health space exploration tobacco control mobile communication navigation instrumentation engineering software-defined radio ubiquitous computing vehicular technology health technology ehealth mobile devices location estimation wearable technology human-computer interaction satellite signal processing wireless security radio frequency identification filter design communication security mobile sensing aeronautics activity recognition radio communication kernel methods south texas integrity monitoring power electronics biocybernetics outlier detection mobile security aerospace technology connected health remote work real-time computing embedded machine learning filtering technique network delays indoor positioning impact detection kernel-level rootkit human activity recognition cybernetics field programmable gate array biomedical informatics industrial informatics electronics higher education information management health monitoring vehicle technology modern wlan deployment challenges physical activity recognition elastic-net optimization techniques outlier detection scheme classification correlator-based technique device orientation remote laboratory deployments

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Communityinsight AI: A Community-Centric Urban Governance Application Driven by AI. Electronic Imaging (2025)

Mohammad RokimMohammad NadimDavid AkopianAdolfo Matamoros

urban governancecommunityinsight aidata scienceartificial intelligenceelectronic imaging

San Antonio Research Partnership Portal: Smart Artificial Intelligent Community Applications. Electronic Imaging (2025)

Mohammad RokimMohammad NadimDavid AkopianAdolfo Matamoros

social computingcomputer scienceintelligent systemsartificial intelligenceelectronic imaging

Sdr-Fi-Z: A Wireless Local Area Network-Fingerprinting-Based Indoor Positioning Method for E911 Vertical Accuracy Mandate. Sensors (2025)

Rahul MundlamuriDevasena InupakutikaDavid Akopian

wireless communicationswireless sensor networkslocation trackingwireless networksrf localizationtechnologycomputer sciencelocalizationearth scienceremote sensingenvironmental monitoringinformation fusionphysiological measurementsdata privacylocation awarenessindoor positioning systemslocation estimationbiometrics

Abstract B021: Quitxt Research Study: A Mobile Messaging Intervention to Promote Smoking Cessation Among Young Adult Smokers in South Texas. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezSandra SivakArmida FloresMartha De La MoraZully GarciaByeongyeob ChoiEdgar MuñozCliff DespresAlfred L. McAlisterQurathul AhmedAudrey CordovaMaria I. Sung-CuadradoLuis F. VelezSahak KaghyanRahul MundlamuriDavid AkopianAmelie G. Ramirez

quitxt research studypublic healthyoung adult smokersmobile messaging interventioncancer preventionhealth communication

Abstract B117: Ht Helper Study: A Phone Application + Patient Navigation to Improve Medication Adherence Among Latina Breast Cancer Patients Experiencing Social Determinants of Health. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezSandra SivakArmida FloresMartha De La MoraZully GarciaByeongyeob ChoiEdgar MuñozQurathul AhmedAudrey CordovaMaria I Sung-CuadradoAsra AslamCliff DespresAlyssa GonzalesVirginia G KaklamaniKate I. LathropMarcela Mazo CanolaDevasena InupakutikaDavid AkopianAmelie G. Ramirez

public healthsocial determinants of healthsocial determinantsmedication adherencecancer prevention

Assessing Performance of Cloud-Based Heterogeneous Chatbot Systems and a Case Study. IEEE Access (2024)

Ganesh Reddy GunnamDevasena InupakutikaRahul MundlamuriSahak KaghyanDavid Akopian

cloud computingsystems engineering

Custom Natural Language Understanding for Healthcare Chatbots and a Case Study. (2024)

Devasena InupakutikaDavid AkopianGanesh ReddyPatricia ChalelaSahak KaghyanRahul Mundlamuri

healthcare chatbotslanguagenatural language processingnatural language

Abstract A004: Quitxt Mobile Text Messaging Cessation Program for Primary Care and Cancer Patients Development and Implementation Process. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezSandra G. SivakArmida FloresEdgar MuñozCliff DespresRamon CancinoMio KitanoRahul MundlamuriGanesh R. GunnamDavid AkopianAmelie G. Ramirez

cessation programoncologyimplementation processprimary carehealth policyhealth technologymobile communicationdigital healthtobacco controlcommunicationcancer preventionehealthhealth sciencesmobile healthcancer patients developmenthealth communication

Abstract P6-05-20: Quitxt Mobile Cessation Service for Cancer Patients: Development and Implementation Process. Cancer Research (2023)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezArmida FloresSandra SivakYsabel LewEdgar MunozCliff DespresSarah RuizRamon CancinoMio KitanoRahul MundlamuriGanesh GunnamDavid AkopianRuben MesaAmelie Ramirez

medicinecancer patientscancer researchoncologyimplementation processcancer carehealth technologyhealth sciences

Abstract P6-05-25: Ht Helper: A Mobile App to Promote Hormone Therapy Adherence Among Breast Cancer Patients. Cancer Research (2023)

Vivian CortezPatricia ChalelaArmida FloresSandra SivakEdgar MunozYsabel LewVirginia KaklamaniKate I. LathropDevasena InupakutikaDavid AkopianAmelie Ramirez

breast cancer patientsmedicinecancer researchoncologymobile apphealth policycancer carehormone therapy adherencehealth sciencesbreast cancerht helperhealth promotion

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David Akopian

Klesse Endowed Professor Associate Dean of Research Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Texas at San Antonio

Affiliations

Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering & Integrated Design

Electrical & Computer Engineering

School of Architecture & Planning

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Akopian

University of Texas at San Antonio

Klesse Endowed Professor Associate Dean of Research Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Communityinsight AI: A Community-Centric Urban Governance Application Driven by AI. Electronic Imaging (2025)

Mohammad RokimMohammad NadimDavid AkopianAdolfo Matamoros

urban governancecommunityinsight aidata scienceartificial intelligenceelectronic imaging

San Antonio Research Partnership Portal: Smart Artificial Intelligent Community Applications. Electronic Imaging (2025)

Mohammad RokimMohammad NadimDavid AkopianAdolfo Matamoros

social computingcomputer scienceintelligent systemsartificial intelligenceelectronic imaging

Sdr-Fi-Z: A Wireless Local Area Network-Fingerprinting-Based Indoor Positioning Method for E911 Vertical Accuracy Mandate. Sensors (2025)

Rahul MundlamuriDevasena InupakutikaDavid Akopian

Abstract B021: Quitxt Research Study: A Mobile Messaging Intervention to Promote Smoking Cessation Among Young Adult Smokers in South Texas. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

quitxt research studypublic healthyoung adult smokersmobile messaging interventioncancer preventionhealth communication

public healthsocial determinants of healthsocial determinantsmedication adherencecancer prevention

Assessing Performance of Cloud-Based Heterogeneous Chatbot Systems and a Case Study. IEEE Access (2024)

Ganesh Reddy GunnamDevasena InupakutikaRahul MundlamuriSahak KaghyanDavid Akopian

cloud computingsystems engineering

Custom Natural Language Understanding for Healthcare Chatbots and a Case Study. (2024)

Devasena InupakutikaDavid AkopianGanesh ReddyPatricia ChalelaSahak KaghyanRahul Mundlamuri

healthcare chatbotslanguagenatural language processingnatural language

Abstract A004: Quitxt Mobile Text Messaging Cessation Program for Primary Care and Cancer Patients Development and Implementation Process. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezSandra G. SivakArmida FloresEdgar MuñozCliff DespresRamon CancinoMio KitanoRahul MundlamuriGanesh R. GunnamDavid AkopianAmelie G. Ramirez

Abstract P6-05-20: Quitxt Mobile Cessation Service for Cancer Patients: Development and Implementation Process. Cancer Research (2023)

Patricia ChalelaVivian CortezArmida FloresSandra SivakYsabel LewEdgar MunozCliff DespresSarah RuizRamon CancinoMio KitanoRahul MundlamuriGanesh GunnamDavid AkopianRuben MesaAmelie Ramirez

medicinecancer patientscancer researchoncologyimplementation processcancer carehealth technologyhealth sciences

Abstract P6-05-25: Ht Helper: A Mobile App to Promote Hormone Therapy Adherence Among Breast Cancer Patients. Cancer Research (2023)

Vivian CortezPatricia ChalelaArmida FloresSandra SivakEdgar MunozYsabel LewVirginia KaklamaniKate I. LathropDevasena InupakutikaDavid AkopianAmelie Ramirez

breast cancer patientsmedicinecancer researchoncologymobile apphealth policycancer carehormone therapy adherencehealth sciencesbreast cancerht helperhealth promotion

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