Month: September 2021

Background A multi-departmental team from the University of Florida, Dr. Shigang Chen, Dr. Samuel Wu, Dr. David Vaillancourt, and Dr. Kejun Huang, was recently rewarded a $1,172,041 grant from the National Institute of Health on AI-powered medical research, specifically for Parkinson’s disease.  The project title is SCH: Enabling Data Outsourcing and Sharing for AI-powered Parkinson’s […]

Winners More info + links CISE faculty members Dr. Tom Shrimpton and Dr. Patrick Traynor, along with CISE Ph.D. students Hadi Abdullah, Muhammad Sajidur Rahman, Washington Garcia, Kevin Warren, and Anurag Swarnim Yadav won the Best Screenplay Award at the 2021 IEEE Security and Privacy Conference for their paper, “Hear ‘No Evil’, See ‘Kenansville’: Efficient […]

FICS Research at the University of Florida in collaboration with researchers from the Ohio State University ran a Hardware Assurance Survey aimed at identifying key areas of interest for future research, development, and collaborations between Government, Industry, and Academia.  The results are interesting, and if you would like to view more, click on the link […]

Our proposal presents a first-ever methodology to enable hardware reconfiguration of interconnects and I/O inside the package even after the chip is fabricated. The prime feature of this novel technique is the trusted designer or IP owner will have the flexibility of reconfiguring and obfuscating the golden hardware design throughout the supply chain. Unlike the […]