Raymond J. Muller

This bibliographic record appears to combine two distinct research threads, likely reflecting either a career shift or a name-sharing issue between different authors. The more recent and active line of work focuses on security vulnerabilities in autonomous vehicles and object-tracking systems, including physical attacks that can hijack or deceive multi-object trackers used in self-driving cars. An earlier, separate set of publications relates to pharmacy practice and patient safety in cancer treatment, such as medication labeling and chemotherapy dosing systems.

Publication output was sparse and irregular in the earlier part of the decade, with a gap around 2019-2021, followed by a more active and steady stream of security-focused papers from 2022 onward.

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