Fulvio was a Visiting Researcher in the group working on various aspects relating to hybrid-threats and formal analysis applied to network policies. He is with the department of Control and Computer Engineering at the Politecnico di Torino and continues to work in cyber-security within the context of network and systems management.
Dr. Hassan Chizari has joined the RISS Group in February 2017, coming from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). Hassan is a Post Doctorate Research Associate (PDRA) in Imperial College London. He did his bachelor and master degree in Shiraz University (IRAN) on ‘Computer Hardware’ and ‘Artificial Intelligence and Robotics’ respectively. He was a PhD candidate in UTM studying on Wireless Sensor Networks and he was awarded the PhD on Computer Networks. He worked in Imam Khomeini International University (IKIU) and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) as a Lecturer and a Senior Lecturer for about 9 years. His main research interest is Wireless Sensor Network both in hardware and software perspectives and mainly in cyber-security area. Hassan has worked in the group in particular on using biophysical signals as a randomness source for establishing shared keys in wearable body sensor networks for health care. He is now an Associate Professor in Cyber-Security at the University of Gloucestershire.
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Rabih has recently joined the group and contributes to several activities.
Konstantina joined Imperial College Business School as a Research Associate in 2014. Her main research interests focus on topics of IT adoption, business integration and information management. She worked on joint projects between this group and the Business School in particular on value aspects of data and adoption of cloud security services. Konstantina is now a Lecturer at School of Business and Economics, Loughborough University.
Andrea joined us from the University of Naples as a first year PhD student on the HiPEDS CDT.
Erisa joined us after a PhD at the University of Verona and a Post-Doc at the Technical University of Denmark. She worked on Data Sharing Agreements and Argumentation and Logic Programming techniques applied to Security.
Rodrigo was a PhD student in the RISS group working on attestation techniques for sensor networks. He currently works in Brazil.
Martín has recently joined the group after receiving a PhD degree in Computer Science from the University of Lorraine, France, in 2014. His current research work focuses on intelligent protection mechanisms for cloud environments at run-time. His topics of interest include computer security, autonomic computing, vulnerability management, mobile and cloud computing, distributed computing, digital evidence and forensics, formal models and languages, Linux-based systems and TCP/IP networks administration, Java technologies, logic and database systems.
Vittorio Illiano is PhD student in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London, as part of the Intel ICRI on Sustainable and Connected Cities.
His main research area is security in Wireless Sensor Networks, with a focus on anomaly detection and related data analysis techniques.
He received the B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Computer Engineering from the University of Naples “Federico II”.
Vittorio left the group after completing and defending successfully his PhD Thesis. He is now working with Novartis.
Pedro has obtained his PhD in the RISS group working on composable techniques for reliability analysis.
Daniele joined the group as a Research Associate after having completed a PhD at University of Pisa, and having worked at IIT-CNR as a PostDoc Researcher. Daniele’s main research fields include virtualization and cloud security, threat modeling, mobile security, malware analysis and critical infrastructures and risk management.
His personal homepage can be found here. Daniele is now a Lecturer in the Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London
Luke joined the group as a Research Associate after having completed a PhD at Imperial College London under the supervision of Dr Alessandra Russo. Luke focuses on machine learning techniques and is working on techniques for dealing with partially trusted sources of information in particular in crowdsourcing scenarios. Luke is now a lecturer at University College London.
Enrico designed a framework for secure dissemination of information in partially disconnected environments as part of the Consequence project. This was in particular applied to information exchanges between first responder organisations in crisis management scenario. His work also investigated the protection of derived data. After successfully completing his PhD under the supervision of Dr Emil Lupu, Enrico took a position with Morgan Stanley. He is now a Senior Software engineer at Microsoft.
Alberto did his PhD thesis under the supervision of Dr Emil Lupu and contributed significantly to our work on the Self Managed Cells. In particular, his work focussed on means of realising autonomous interactions, compositions and federations of cells in a recursive fashion. After completing his PhD, Alberto became a Research Associate at Lancaster University. He is now an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS). His web page is here.
Dr. Kevin Twidle has been a long time member and associate of the Distributed Software Engineering Group at Imperial College. In recent years he has been the main designer and implementer of the Ponder2 software, which was used within Imperial and by outside organisations in a broad range of contexts including for the management of Body Sensor Networks for eHealth, Autonomous Vehicles, Heterogeneous Networks, Mobile Workflows and Distributed Authorisation Systems. He is now an IT consultant based in France but working world wide.
Sye-Loong obtained his PhD in 2005 under the supervision of Dr. Emil Lupu. He then worked with us as a Research Associate until 2008 when he joined Philips Research in Eindhoven. In 2013, Sye-Loong left industry to return to academia and was appointed as an Assistant Professor with the University of Glasgow in Singapore. His current web page is here.
Dr Arosha Bandara obtained his PhD under the supervision of Dr Emil Lupu and Dr Alessandra Russo. He is now with the Open University and still collaborates frequently with Imperial.
Dr Gowadia joined us as a Research Associate to work on the Consequence project on data-centric information protection techniques. He is now a Senior Java developer with Smartology.net