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Scientific Seminar

There will be new sessions starting 2010.

Norwegian Information Security Lectures

Next session: On 11th of December prof. Stefan Lindskog will give a presentation entitled "End-to-End Security Solutions for SCTP".

Upcoming conferences

To be announced later.

Norwegian Information Security laboratory

The information security group at GUC is the Norwegian Information Security laboratory - NISlab. NISlab is part of the Faculty for Computer Science and Media Technology. The group conducts international competitive research in several areas of information security, supervises Ph.D. research projects in this field and teaches courses in information security at the master and bachelor level.

News

PhD Student Selected for Best Paper Award
Mark Seeger, one of our PhD students, received the Best Paper Award for his publication "The Cost of Observation for Intrusion Detection: Performance Impact of Concurrent Host Observation". This work was submitted to the Information Security South Africa (ISSA), which took place in August 2010, and is available on IEEE Xplore.

NISlab wins Oppland's Research and Development Prize 2010
Norwegian Information Security Laboratory (NISLab) at Gjøvik University College was awarded Oppland's Research and Development prize under the Mjøs conference on Friday 25/6/2010. "This is absolutely fantastic, and a feather in the cap for the researchers in the laboratory," said the head of the laboratory, Patrick Bours.
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PhD Trial Presentation: June 24th 2010, 10.00-11.00, K109
NISlab has had several PhD students who have defended their thesis successfully. Soon Kirsi Helkala will join this group. She will defend her thesis in August and because of that she will give a trial presentation on 24/6 @10.00 in K109. Everybody is cordially invited to join her presentation. The title of her thesis and of the presentation is “Authentication in Health Services”. There will be room for questions after the presentation.
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Scientific seminar: June 18th 2010, 09.00-10.00, K109
Lisa Rajbhandari will present her current ongoing PhD research work entitled "Privacy Risk Analysis". Everybody interested is invited to join the talk and the discussions.
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Scientific seminar: May 7th 2010, 11.00-12.00, A128
Knut Wold (PhD student) will give a "Demonstration of power analysis attack against smart card". As usual a discussion will conclude the scientific seminar.
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Scientific seminar: April 23rd 2010, 14.00-15.00, K113
MSc student Štěpán Mráček presents his final project "Biometric Recognition of 3D Faces". After the presentation there is time for questions as usual.
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Scientific seminar: April 9th 2010, 11.00-12.00, K113
PhD Bian Yang presents "Biometric Template Protection: State of Arts Algorithms and Standardisation", everybody is invited to join the talk and the discussions. Feedback and new ideas are always highly appreciated.
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Scientific seminar: March 26th 2010, 13.00-14.00, K113
PhD student Mark Seeger wants to share his current research project "Observation Mechanism and Cost Model for Tightly Coupled Asymmetric Concurrency" with everybody who is interested. Join the presentation and the following discussions.
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NISlab partner in EU-project "BEST"
The Biometrics European STakeholders (BEST) Network project was started in December 2009 with the participation of NISlab. It is a European Commission ICT Policy Support Programme centred on a European Thematic Network on Trusted information infrastructures and biometric technologies.
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Scientific seminar: March 12th 2010, 11.00-12.00, A110
PhD student Takashi Watanabe will give a presentation with the title: "Introduction to Side-channel Attacks: Security Problems caused by Hardware Implementation". Everybody is also invited for a discussion on future research after the talk.
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Master Thesis Presentation: March 10th 2010, 13.00-13.45, K109
MSc student Martin Olsen will report about his master project at GUC: "Vein Pattern Recognition: A Rotation, Translation and Scale Invariant Approach". Everybody is invited and feedback is highly appreciated!
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IT news can be found on the IT site and HIG news on the HIG site or on the news archive.

08/18/2010