Events

Speaker

Dr. Lily Chen

Computer Security Division, NIST

Title

Crypto Standards, Research and Applications

Abstract

The talk will highlight the current NIST crypto standard status, challenges, and future views. It will discuss some new research areas and impact to the cryptographic standards and also provide an update on the NIST security guidelines for crypto applications in network, infrastructure, and devices.

Speaker

Mehmet Yilmaz

Title

Passive Full-Wave MOSFET Rectifiers for Electromagnetic Harvesting

Abstract

A new generation of electronic devices has emerged requiring micro-watt-level power supply to operate. Thanks to micro-power processors and sensors, micro-power sources have become an attractive option for industry and research.

Speaker

Arash Vafaei

Title

Simple, economical methods for electrical access to nanostructures used for characterizing and welding individual silver nanowire

Speaker

Muhammad Khizer Kaleem

Title

Physical Layer Approach for Securing RFID Systems

Speaker

Thomas Borel

Title

Top-contact Lateral Organic Photodetectors for deep Ultraviolet applications

Abstract

Organic semiconductors are very attractive for thin film Organic Photodetectors (OPDs) possess a number of desirable attributes for optical sensing including high absorption coefficients over visible and ultraviolet wavelengths and compatibility with large-area deposition processes such as ink-jet, screen printing, and solution processing.

Speaker

Omar Faqhruldin

Title

A Universal Islanding Detection Technique for Distributed Generation Using Pattern Recognition

Speaker

Amreen Khan

Title

High Efficiency Two-Stage GaN Power Amplifier with Improved Linearity

Speaker

Shasha Zhu

Title

Fuzzy Authorization for Cloud Storage

Speaker

Elaheh Fata

Title

Dominating Set Problem on Grids and Robustness Problem

Speaker

Abbas Alighanbari
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo
Assistant Professor, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran

Title

Plasmonics: Theory and Applications to Guiding, Sensing and Photovoltaics