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Bristol Cryptography Events

Seminar: Stefan Tillich (Bristol)
- When:15:00: 9 Feb 2012
- Where:MVB 1.11
- Development of Digital Money: From Seashells to Bitcoin

Study Group: Marcel, Martijn
- When:10:00: 10 Feb 2012
- Where:CAT Room
- Dual System Encryption

Group Meeting
- When:12:00: 14 Feb 2012
- Where:CAT Room

PhD Reading Group:
- When:13:00: 14 Feb 2012
- Where:CAT Room

Study Group: Elisabeth, Luke
- When:10:00: 17 Feb 2012
- Where:CAT Room
- Measuring privacy

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Upcoming Conference Deadlines

International Workshop on Extending Seamlessly to the Internet of Things
- Deadline:10 Feb 2012
- Where:Palermo Italy
Tenth Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium
- Deadline:10 Feb 2012
- Where:San Diego USA
10th International Conference on Applied Cryptography and Network Security
- Deadline:12 Feb 2012
- Where:Singapore Singapore
26th Annual WG 11.3 Conference on Data and Applications Security and Privac
- Deadline:13 Feb 2012
- Where:Paris France
21st USENIX Security Symposium
- Deadline:16 Feb 2012
- Where:Bellevue USA
Crypto 2012
- Deadline:17 Feb 2012
- Where:Santa Barbara USA
5th International Conference on Pairing-Based Cryptography
- Deadline:20 Feb 2012
- Where:Cologne Germany
5th International Conference on Trust and Trustworthy Computing
- Deadline:22 Feb 2012
- Where:Vienna Austria
The 17th Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy
- Deadline:23 Feb 2012
- Where:Wollongong Australia
International Workshop on the Arithmetic of Finite Fields
- Deadline:27 Feb 2012
- Where:Bochum Germany

From the IACR list

The Cryptography and Information Security Group conduct research into cryptography, the underlying hard problems on which it is based and the hardware and software needed to implement secure systems.

The group has particular interest in techniques for proving security of cryptographic systems, the efficient implementation of such systems on small computing devices and the verification that such implementations do what they say they do.

We also have an interest in security auditing and computer forensics. The group is responsible for the teaching of all Information Security units across the University.

Academic Staff

Elisabeth Oswald	Dan Page	Nigel Smart	Martijn Stam
Theodore Tryfonas	Bogdan Warinschi

Research Staff

Ashish Choudhary	Anna-Lisa Ferrara	Georg Fuchsbauer	Essam Ghadafi
Philipp Grabher	Marcel Keller	Emmanuela Orsini	Stefan Tillich
Michael Tunstall	Gaven Watson

Research Students

Panagiotis Andriotis	Valentina Banciu	David Bernhard	Richard Craig
Gareth Davies	Simon Hoerder	Enrique Larraia de Vega	Ming-Feng Lee
Jacob Loftus	Luke Mather	Peter Scholl	Joop Van de Pol
Carolyn Whitnall	Marcin Wojcik

Associated Staff
Yves Tourigny (Mathematics)
Andreas Winter (Mathematics)

Long Term Visitors (Past and Present)
Manuel Barbosa (March 2005-July 2005), Jean-Francois Gallais (April 2008-July 2008), Johann Groszschaedl (Oct 2004-Dec 2004), Philipp Grabher (Sept 2004-July 2005), Neil Hanley (Oct 2009-Dec 2009), Fabrice Ben Hamouda-Guichoux (June 2011-Aug 2011), Kim HeeSeok (Oct 2011-Oct 2012), Joseph Liu (Sept 2005-June 2007), Marcel Medwed (Jan 2007-July 2007), Damien Stehle (March 2003-Sept 2003), Tobias Vejda (May 2006-Jul 2006).

Ex Staff and PhD Students
Kamel Bentahar, Pooya Farshim, Steven Galbraith, Robert Granger, Johann Groszschaedl, Florian Hess, Peter Leadbitter, John Malone-Lee, Paul Morrissey, Andrew Moss, Richard Noad, Frederik Vercauteren, Stephen Williams.

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