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Integration, the VLSI Journal - Special Issue "Hardware Architectures for Algebra, Cryptology and Number Theory"

Special Issue on Hardware and Security 2009

ECE Graduate Students Receive Intel Award

Kahraman Akdemir, Deniz Karakoyunlu, and Erdinc Ozturk, working on internship at Intel Massachusetts, were recently recognized with a prestigious Division Recognition Award, internal to Intel, for critical algorithm development work to maintain important customer engagements. Such an award is rarely earned by students working at the internship level.

The work of these three WPI graduate students, along with other members of Intel's central architecture division, resulted in the development of innovative algorithmic solutions to maintain a critical customer's satisfaction with using x86 Processors and Intel Performance Primitive (IPP) Libraries.

Prof. Berk Sunar and Graduate Students Receive 'Best Paper Award' from IBM

ECE Prof. Berk Sunar and graduate students, Selcuk Baktir and Deniz Karakoyunlu, exemplify the high quality of research at WPI. Their paper, co-authored with Dakshi Agrawal and Pankaj Rohatgi from IBM and entitled, "Trojan Detection using IC Fingerprinting", has been selected from 130 worldwide submissions as one of three winners of IBM Research's 2007 Pat Goldberg Memorial Best Paper Award in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Math. The prize includes a $2500 monetary award and Best Paper plaque for each author.

Prof. Berk Sunar receives National Science Foundation Award

Prof. Berk Sunar recently received nearly $150,000 in funding from the National Science Foundation for his research proposal entitled, "CT-ER: Exploring Physical Functions for Lightweight and Robust Cryptography." Prof. Sunar will be working on the project with Prof. William Martin (WPI Math Department).

Prof. Lou receives new grant from the National Science Foundation

The project entitled "CT-ISG: Broadcast/Multicast Security in Multi-User Wireless Sensor Networks," proposed by Wenjing Lou (PI), and Berk Sunar effective August 1 , 2007 and expires July 31, 2008 was awarded by the US National Science Foundation the amount of $137,200.

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