David Lubliner

Senior University Lecturer, School of Applied Engineering & Technology
Senior Lecture in the School of Applied Engineering Technology (SAET) and Coordinator of the Computer Technology and Medical Informatics programs, which I initiated in 2010. In addition I am the coordinator of the minor in Geriatric Engineering, initiated in 2016. I published a text book " Biomedical Informatics" Auerbach Communications (2015) and completing a second textbook " Geriatric Engineering same publisher this year. Competed a dozen journal articles with 24 citations. A regular NSF reviewer. Several NSF grants, largest $3,000,000 as co-pi. Received an NCE teaching award in 2011 and introduced 9 new courses. Currently working to expand the Geriatric Engineering minor into a 4 year program.
Ph.D.; New Jersey Institute of Technology; Information Systems; 2009
M.S.; New Jersey Institute of Technology; 1981
M.S.; New Jersey Institute of Technology; 1977
B.S.; Ramapo State College; 1974
2011 Saul Fenster Teaching and Innovation Award 2011, NCE
SDET 325 - MEDICAL INFORMATICS TECHNOLOGY
ENGR 101 - ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR ENGR APP
-Medical Informatics
-Geriatric Engineering
BMET 360: INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
CPT 310: COMPUTER DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
CPT 310: COMPUTER DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS FOR COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
CPT 325: MEDICAL INFORMATICS TECHNOLOGY
CPT 401: SENIOR PROJECT
CPT 425: MEDICAL INFORMATICS TECH II
CPT 425: MEDICAL INFORMATICS TECHNOLOGY II
CPT 491: SPECIAL TOPICS
CPT 492: SPECIAL TOPICS
CPT 493: SPECIAL TOPICS
-Geriatric Engineering, intelligent living environments
-Knowledge Repositories
-Gate Analysis detecting early sign of Alzheimer's
Automated meter inspection and reading
Lisa B. Axe, Judith Redling, Priscilla Nelson, David J. Lubliner, NM Ravindra, Denis L. Blackmore. "Extended Abstract--Improving Student Engagement in Engineering." .
David J. Lubliner. 2026. "Smart Living Technology: A Design Paradigm for Aging / Disabilities That Adapts Utilizing AI Deep-Learning and Web-Scraping AI Incorporated in a Multidisciplinary Engineering Curriculum to Predict Future Health Outcomes." Global Journal of Aging & Geriatric Research/Iris Publishers, vol. Volume 4 , no. Issue 2 January 2026.
David J. Lubliner. 2025. "Smart Living Technology-Geriatric Engineering Phase-II: Broadening Scope to Biomedical-Engineering and Construction: Universal Design, AI and an Overall Health Assessment Score." Advances in Cancer Research & Clinical Imaging/ Iris Publishers, pp. 7.
David J. Lubliner. 2020. "Geriatric Engineering: An Engineering Systems Design Approach to Human Aging." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society Volume 69, Issue 3 pp. 621-628, vol. 69, no. Issue 3, pp. 621-628.
David J. Lubliner, Fadi P Deek. 2010. "On the design and development of a domain based integrated knowledge repository." ACM SIGITE Research in IT, vol. 7, no. Issue 1, pp. 4-24.
David J. Lubliner. 2009. "Collaborative learning utilizing a domain-based shared data repository to enhance learning outcomes." Interactive Learning Environments / Taylor and Francis, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 351-366.
"NSF Reviewer: April 2021: “ EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: Track-2 Focused EPSCoR Collaborations (RII Track-2 FEC)” "
NSF/NSF 21-518/ , April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2021.
"NSF Reviewer 2015: National Robotics Initiative (NRI) Cyber-Human Systems (CHS): Program "
NSF/ NSF 15-505/National Robotics Initiative ((NRI) , February, 2015.
"NSF Reviewer: NSF 14-500: National Robotics Initiative (NRI) The realization of co-robots acting in direct support of individuals and groups"
National Science Foundation (NSF) / NSF 14-500, March, 2014.
"Lubliner, D. (2015) Biomedical Informatics: An Introduction to Information Systems and Software in Medicine and Health, Editor CRC Press, November2015ISBN 978-1-4665-9620-7 https://www.amazon.com/s?k=biomedical+Informatics+lubliner&crid=3PB6DDO8JNP0N&sprefix=biomedical+informatics+lubliner%2Caps%2C78&ref=nb_sb_noss5638"
December, 2015.
"Reviewer: Knowledge Management Track: How systems, culture, governance, and technologies facilitate knowledge capture, storage, transfer, and flow within organizations and distributed teams."
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 48 / IEEE Computer Society, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2015.
"Reviewer: Engaging Individual Learning Through Collaborative Knowledge Building Processes: A Hybrid Framework"
Journal/ International Journal of Collaborative Engineering (IJCE), , July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2014.
David J. Lubliner. "The New Medical Frontier: Real-time Wireless Medical Data Acquisition for 21st –Century Healthcare and Data Mining Challenges." In Stephan Kudbya NJIT, eds., "Textbook: Big Data, Mining, and Analytics:," pp. 257-286. CRC Press/Taylor and Francis Group/ Auerbach Book, 2014.
David J. Lubliner. "Enhancing Learning with Online Resources, Social Networking, and Digital Libraries, titled "Integrated Learning Environments: From eBooks to e²Books: From e-Learning 3.0 to e-Knowledge and Beyond,." In Edited by Robert E. Belford, eds., "Textbook: Enhancing Learning with online Resources, Social Networking, and Digital Libraries," pp. Pgs 149-166. ACS Symposium Series, Volume 1060 / American Chemical Society, 2010.
"Organic design techniques utilized in the development of a domain based integrated knowledge repository to enhance learning outcomes"
ACM/Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (Desrist) 09, November, 2009.
"N2 Heads Are Better than One: Collaborative Learning, Utilizing an Integrated Knowledge Repository, Facilitated through a Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming (MMOG) Paradigm"
IEEE / 41st Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences,, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2008.