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Nicolas Sklavos, PhDPosition: Associate Professor, Director of SCYTALE Group, Research Areas: Cryptographic Engineering, Hardware Security, Cybersecurity, Digital Systems Design, IoT Phone: +30 2610 996 983 e-mail: nsklavos AT ceid DOT upatras DOT gr, nsklavos AT ieee DOT org |
A. Courses
Nicolas Sklavos is an Associate Professor, with the Computer Engineering & Informatics Department (CEID), Polytechnic School, University of Patras, and he teaches the following courses:Postgraduate Studies:
- Hardware Security, Spring Semester
- Low Power Systems Design, Spring Semester
- Systems on FPGAs, Fall Semester
- Hardware Security, Spring Semester
Undergraduate Studies:
- Microcomputers, 7th Semester
- Advanced Microprocessors, 8th Semester
- Embedded Systems, Advanced Elective, Fall Semester
- VLSI Systems Design, Advanced Elective, Spring Semester
B. PhD Thesis Committee Services
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Roberto Magan Carrion, "Survivability of Ad Hoc Networks. Response & Tolerance Mechanisms Against Security Threats", Department of Signal Theory, Telematics and Communications, University of Granada, Supervisors: Garcia Teodoro & Jose Camacho Paez, Spain, April 2016.
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Honorio Martin Gonzalez, "Hardware Design of Cryptographic Algorithms for Low Cost RFID Tags", Electronic Technology Department, University Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, April 2016.
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Kean Hong Boey, "Power Analysis Attacks on Countermeasures Block Ciphers", School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science, Queens University of Belfast, Supervisor: Prof. Maire O'Neill, Spain, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, March 2012.
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Maria-Cristina Alcaraz Tello, "Interconnected Sensor Networks for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection", Computer Science Department, University of Malaga, Supervisor: Prof. Javier Lopez, Malaga, Spain, September 2011.
- R. A. Mahmoud, "On the Computability Issues and Applications of Wavelet Packet Multiple Access (WPMA), in Computer Communication Security", Faculty of Science, University of Cairo, Egypt, April 2011.