Mission
SCYTALE Research Group is established, at Computer Engineering and Informatics Department, Polytechnic School, of the University of Patras, Hellas, specialised mainly in the following topics:...
SCYTALE Group
Computer Engineering & Informatics Dept. (CEID) is essentially the leading part in the field of Computer Technology, Informatics and Communications in Hellas. In a short time, developed into one of the best University Departments, with a large number of candidates every year.
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[CfP] Euromicro Workshop on ML-IoT, DSD 2018
Euromicro Workshop, co-located DSD 2018, Call for Papers: "Machine Learning Driven...
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UMI-Sci-Ed Project in the University of Patras
UMI-Sci-Ed Project in the University of Patras: “Schools go to the University Program:...
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Welcome Agamemnon !
SCYTALE Research Group welcomes the new member, Mr Agamemnon Antoniadis, and wishes...
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New Book: Computer and Network Security Essentials, Springer 2018
Please find details on the new published book entitled: Computer and Network Security...
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Paper Presentation: SEMS 2017
Paper presentation in cooperation with the Digital Security (DS) Group, Institute for...
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Best Student Thesis Award: DTVEDA 2017
Best Student Thesis Award for 2017, was presented to Eleni Isa, for her thesis...
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Hardware Security and Trust New Book Publication
by N. Sklavos, R. Chaves, G. Di Natale, F. Regazzoni, Springer, ISBN: 9783319443188, 2017.
MULTIFORESEE Project European Cooperation In Science & Research
"MULTI-modal Imaging of FOREnsic SciEnce Evidence (MULTIFORESEE)", duration 03/2017 - 03/2021
DTVEDA 2017, Sponsorship SCYTALE Research Group, is a sponsor of DTVEDA 2017
Design Test Verification and EDA (DTVEDA'07) Workshop, Volos, Hellas, 6-7 July, 2017, Homepage http://dtveda.e-ce.uth.gr
"2nd ICT and Applications", Summer School 3-5 July, Patra, Hellas, 2017
Organised by Computer Engineering and Informatics Department (CEID), University of Patras, Hellas.
SCYTALE Group name is inspired by skytale (/ˈskɪtəliː/, rhymes approximately with Italy; also transliterated scytale, Greek σκυτάλη "baton") is a tool used to perform a transposition cipher, consisting of a cylinder with a strip of parchment wound around it on which is written a message.
The ancient Greeks, and the Spartans in particular, are said to have used this cipher to communicate during military campaigns.
Source: WIKIPEDIA
SCYTALE Group Activities
Studies
Teaching course at graduate and postgraduate levels. PhD, MSc & Diploma Thesis supervising.
R & D
Research and Development projects and similar related activities, funding by EU and resources.
Dissemination
Journals, international conferences summer schools and other events organization. Papers presentations, invited talks etc.
LIGHTBOX
If we knew what we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?