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Picture: Eileen BosselmannPicture: Eileen Bosselmann
Female Student Travel Award 2024
2024/04/15
Female students can apply by 12 May 2024
The Collaborative Research Centers CROSSING and MAKI, the Research Training Group Privacy & Trust, the LOEWE Center emergenCITY, and the Zuse School ELIZA invite applications for the Female Student Travel Award 2024 to honor exceptionally good achievements by female students of computer science, electrical engineering and IT as well as artificial intelligence.
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Picture: Fraunhofer IEMPicture: Fraunhofer IEM
A technology for self-optimizing static program analyses
2024/04/11
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.
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Paper accepted at ESORICS 2024
2024/04/10
Success for CROSSING researchers from ENCRYPTO group
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Picture: Katrin BinnerPicture: Katrin Binner
Introduction to Quantum Algorithms
2024/04/09
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.
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Paper accepted at DAC'24
2024/04/09
Success for CROSSING researchers
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Paper accepted at AsiaCCS 2024
2024/04/05
Success for CROSSING researchers from CAC group
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Paper accepted at SANER 2024
2024/03/20
Success for CROSSING researchers from TU Darmstadt
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Papers accepted at Eurocrypt 2024
2024/02/06
Success for CROSSING researchers
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Papers accepted at NDSS 2024
2024/02/02
Success for CROSSING researchers
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Picture: Daniela FleckensteinPicture: Daniela Fleckenstein
Failing to act: Apple's AirDrop leaves activists vulnerable
2024/01/16
Flaw in file-sharing system still exposes contact details
A vulnerability disclosed by TU researchers in 2019 and never closed by the manufacturer Apple is being actively exploited four years later to identify regime critics.
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Picture: Tina Cramer, TraCePicture: Tina Cramer, TraCe
Dialogpanel zur Digitalen Friedensförderung
2023/12/13
Nachbericht zur Konferenz Science-Peace-Security ’23
Die Konferenz “Science Peace Security” zur Friedens- und Konfliktforschung fand vom 20. bis 22. September 2023 an der Technischen Universität Darmstadt statt. Die Teilnehmenden diskutierten die technologische Transformation in bewaffneten Konflikten und Kriegen sowie die Rolle neuer Technologien in Friedensbemühungen und Rüstungskontrolle.
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Picture: Katrin BinnerPicture: Katrin Binner
Tools for improved data privacy
2023/11/23
TU Professor Thomas Schneider receives ERC Consolidator Grant
The European Research Council is funding Professor Thomas Schneider and his project PRIVTOOLS with around two million euros. The aim of the project is to develop tools for the automatic generation of software that protects personal data and functions.
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Papers accepted at S&P 2024
2023/11/21
Success for CROSSING researchers at TU Darmstadt
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Picture: Fraunhofer IEMPicture: Fraunhofer IEM
Eric Bodden ist neues acatech-Mitglied
2023/11/17
Auszeichnung für den Informatikprofessor der Uni Paderborn
CROSSING-Mitglied Professor Eric Bodden, Leiter des Lehrstuhls »Secure Software Engineering« am Heinz Nixdorf Institut der Universität Paderborn und Direktor für Softwaretechnik und IT-Sicherheit am Fraunhofer IEM, ist als neues Mitglied in die Deutsche Akademie der Technikwissenschaften – kurz acatech – aufgenommen worden. Damit gehört er zu über 600 ausgewählten Wissenschaftler:innen aus den Ingenieur- und Naturwissenschaften, der Medizin sowie aus den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften, die Politik und Gesellschaft in technikwissenschaftlichen und technologiepolitischen Zukunftsfragen beraten.
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Picture: Klaus MaiPicture: Klaus Mai
Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi ist neues acatech-Mitglied
2023/11/17
Auszeichnung und Ehrenamt für den Informatikprofessor
Prof. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, Leiter des Fachgebiets Systemsicherheit am Fachbereich Informatik der TU Darmstadt, ist im Oktober auf der Jahresversammlung der Deutschen Akademie der Technikwissenschaften (acatech) als Ordentliches Mitglied gewählt worden. Die Ernennung ist eine Auszeichnung seiner wissenschaftlichen Leistung und zugleich ein ehrenamtliches Mandat. Die von Bund und Ländern geförderte Akademie berät Politik und Gesellschaft in technologiebezogenen Fragen.
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Picture: Fraunhofer IPMSPicture: Fraunhofer IPMS
Photonic quantum chip for fast and reliable random number generation
2023/11/07
Cryptoplexity Group from TU Darmstadt part of new BMBF project
The German Ministry for Research and Education BMBF is funding the CBQD project – chip-based quantum random device – for research into quantum-safe high-speed communications. In the CBQD project, a compact chip will be developed that generates random numbers at high speed based on quantum photonic effects. It meets the requirements of the Common Criteria for IT product security. The chip will become the basis for numerous IT security applications. The Cryptoplexity research group of Computer Science Professor Marc Fischlin is part of the project. Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden is responsible for coordination and QNRG chip integration in the project.