Humberto Garcia received a doctorate degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a minor in Mechanical Engineering, from PennState. He worked for Argonne National Laboratory before joining the Idaho National Laboratory. As the group lead for dynamic systems integration, optimization, and resilient controls, he leads the development and use of systems theories and applications, including physical systems modeling, simulation, control, optimization, and integration; dynamic hybrid energy systems; resilient and predictive monitoring and controls for cyber-physical systems; anomaly detection, diagnostic, prognostic; threat protection; resiliency, survivability, reconfiguration; sensor and interdiction networks; control systems security; nuclear nonproliferation; decentralized systems; computational intelligence.