Organisation : Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT)

  • Events

    IRiSC Talk on Transparency with Zieni Baraa

    Software systems are becoming more and more complex, making it increasingly hard for users to understand their functions, data collection procedures, and operations on the collected data. Users have the right to know how software work, what data they collect about them and how this data is used. Transparency is key to enhancing users’ trust…

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    PhD Defence: Figuring out where you are on the Moon: The selection and validation of different pose-estimation techniques for lunar surface robotics

    We’re happy to welcome you to the PhD defence of Philippe Ludivig (Automation & Robotics group) on 14 March 2022 at 14:00.The event will take place digitally on WebEx. Click here to join.

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    Chercheurs à l’école 2022: researchers, meet the next generation! LAST SESSIONS

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    PhD Defense: Analyzing the Privacy and Security of Proof-of-Work Cryptocurrencies

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    PhD Defense: Architectural Support for Hypervisor-Level Intrusion Tolerance in MPSoCs

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    PhD Defence: On Trustworthy AI and Localized Complex Network Analytics

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    PhD Defence: Security, Scalability and Privacy in Applied Cryptography

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    Researchers’ Days 2022

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    Chercheurs à l’école 2022: researchers, meet the next generation!

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  • News

    A Second Chance for Damaged Satellites Who Face Their Last Odyssey

    38,000 kilometres above Earth — beyond the Hubble telescope, the International Space Station, and even the farthest-flung geostationary satellites — is a graveyard. Littered with over 3,000 defunct satellites, this is where geostationary satellites come to die. These retired behemoths invested their final three months of operational fuel into reaching this orbit, just 300 kilometers above the geostationary…

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