Hong-Linh Truong currently is a senior research scientist at
Distributed Systems Group, Institute of Information Systems, Vienna  
University of Technology (TU Vienna). He received an engineer degree
from the HoChiMinh  City University of Technology, Vietnam, in 1998,
and a PhD degree from Vienna University of Technology, Austria, in
2005, both in computer science and engineering. Previously, he was an
assistant lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Computer Science
and Engineering, HoChiMinh City University of Technology (April 1998-
Nov 2000),  a researcher at Software Science group, Institute for
Scientific Computing, University of  Vienna (Nov 2000-Feb 2005), and a
post-doctoral research scientist at the Distributed and Parallel
Systems  group, Institute of Computer Science, University of Innsbruck
(March 2005-Feb 2007). His research contributes to numerous national and
international projects including  the FWF SFB AURORA,  the Austrian
Grid, the Esprit Apart working group (Esprit 29488), the EU K-WfGrid 
STREP (IST-2002-511385), the EU WORKPAD STREP (FP6-2005-IST-5-034749),
the FP6 inContext STREP, the FP7 COIN IP, the FP7 SM4All STREP, the
FP7 COMMIUS STREP, and the WWTF service-oriented data integration projects. 
His research interests focus on understanding of
performance, context, and data quality metrics associated with distributed and
parallel applications and systems through monitoring and analysis, and
on utilizing these metrics for the adaptation and optimization of these
applications and systems. His research has been applied to
performance/context-aware monitoring and analysis techniques and 
tools, Grid, cloud and service-oriented systems,  collaborative and
workflow systems, context-aware Web services and smart environments, 
and adaptive processes.  
He is a member of ACM, the IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society. 
Contact him at truong@infosys.tuwien.ac.at.