Professor Buchmann an Leopoldina-Denkschrift beteiligt

Professor Johannes Buchmann, bis 2019 Professor für Informatik und Mathematik sowie Sprecher des Sonderforschungsbereichs CROSSING an der TU Darmstadt und aktives Mitglied der Nationalen Akademie der Wissenschaften Leopoldina, hat gemeinsam mit weiteren Expert:innen Empfehlungen der Leopoldina zu „Selbstregulationskompetenzen von Kindern und Jugendlichen in Kindertageseinrichtungen und Schulen“ als eine Leitperspektive im deutschen Bildungssystem vorgestellt. Die interdisziplinären Autor:innen gehen dabei auch auf die Rolle von digitalen Medien ein.

Building trust in remote attestation through transparency

Success for CROSSING researchers from P2 and E7

Success for CROSSING researchers from E4

Kilian Demuth’s CROSSING Collaboration Award Experience

Kilian Demuth, doctoral student from the research group PEASEC at TU Darmstadt, is one of the recipients of the CROSSING Collaboration Award 2023. The award not only acknowledges excellent internal collaboration and progress in research but also provided Kilian with the opportunity to attend the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems this May. In this interview, Kilian shares his experiences at the conference, insights from the sessions he attended, and how the unique setting of Hawai'i added a special dimension to his personal growth.

Master's student travels to top conference through CROSSING program

At the Collaborative Research Center CROSSING, we are not only dedicated to researching cryptography for new and next-generation computing environments but also to fostering the next generation of cryptography experts. Our CROSSING Female Student Mentoring and Networking Program is an exceptional opportunity for talented female students to dive deep into the world of cryptographic research at a top conference. Today, we share the inspiring report of a Master’s student from TU Darmstadt who attended Eurocrypt 2024 in Zurich through the program.

Success for CROSSING researchers from S7 and E4

Students receive award and travel grant for academic achievements

This year's Female Student Travel Awards from CROSSING go to Bachelor's students Greys Fankyeyeva and Carina Schulte. They receive the award for their noteable academic achievements in computer science. In addition, the two prize winners not only have a strong interest in, but also early involvement with the topics of the Collaborative Research Centre CROSSING. The prizes were awarded on Wednesday (3 July) as part of the Ruzena Bajcsy Lecture on Communications and Resilience of the Collaborative Research Centre MAKI.

Success for CROSSING researchers

Recognition by Student Council for Cryptoplexity Group

Dr Jaqueline Brendel (Manager CROSSING) and Julius Moritz Hardt (Student Assistant in the research group Cryptography and Complexity Theory of CROSSING speaker Marc Fischlin) received the award of the student council of the Computer Science department for the best exercise in the winter semester 2023/24.

Looking back at TPMPC 2024

More than 150 researchers came together in Darmstadt for the 10. Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop (TPMPC 2024) from Monday, June 3rd to Thursday, June 6th, 2024. The event brought together leading experts, researchers, and industry professionals in cryptography and secure computation and featured an inspiring lineup of sessions, presentations, and collaborative discussions.

Success for CROSSING researchers from ENCRYPTO group

Der ehemalige CROSSING-PI Prof. Dr. Max Mühlhäuser geht in Pension – im Interview für den Fachbereich Informatik blickt er auf 25 Jahre an der TU zurück und wagt einen Blick auf zukünftige Herausforderungen.

Success for CROSSING researchers from S7

CROSSING-PI Professor Eric Bodden receives ERC Advanced Grant

The European Research Council is funding Professor Eric Bodden from the University of Paderborn and his new project SOSA with an advanced grant of 2.5 million euros. The aim of the project is to develop the technology for static analyses that optimise not only programs but also themselves.

Success for CROSSING researchers from ENCRYPTO group

New text book by former CROSSING speaker Prof. Buchmann

In his latest publication, former CROSSING speaker Professor Johannes Buchmann explores the facinating world of quantum algorithms. The new book “Introduction to Quantum Algorithms” is taylored to undergraduate and graduate students as well as researchers interested in learning the theoretical foundations of quantum computing.

Success for CROSSING researchers

Success for CROSSING researchers from TU Darmstadt

Success for CROSSING researchers from TU Darmstadt