Dissertation title: Algorithms in Lattice-Based Cryptanalysis
Advisor: Shi Bai (The Australian National University, 2012) & Rainer Steinwandt (Karlsruhe, 2000)
Dr. Shaun Miller is currently employed at Software Engineer at Enfuse.io. Shaun has a knack for solving tough problems which has led Shaun to be a proficient frontend developer. He prefers a functional approach in JavaScript but is no stranger to object-oriented languages. As a former researcher of cryptography, his first exposure to serious development involved using high-level programming languages such as C++. Eventually, the research sparked his interest in data-modeling and backend development using Flask and Spring frameworks. He now develops full-stack applications using React and Spring in a variety of applications including pharmaceuticals and supply chain. Outside of work Shaun will probably be at his desk playing the latest Call or Duty or reluctantly stepping outside to go for a run.
Dissertation title: Contributions to Quantum-Safe Cryptography: Hybrid Encryption and Reducing the T Gate of AES
Advisor: Rainer Steinwandt ((Karlsruhe, 2000)
Dissertation title: lgorithms in Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Advisor: Koray Karabina (University of Waterloo, 2010)
Dr. Aaron Hutchinson is a softward engineer at SiFive in Berkeley, CA
Dissertation title: Biometric Visual Authentication and Quantum Resistance, A Formal Study.
Advisor: Rainer Steinwandt (Karlsruhe, 2000)
Dr. Angela Robinson graduated with a Ph. D. in Spring, 2018. This is her most recent story about her work in cryptography since going on after her studies here at Florida Atlantic University. Read more.
The Office of Technology Development recently filed a utility patent application for an invention that addresses the problem of biometric data protection at different stages of collection, using simple and intuitive transformation techniques to enhance overall data security and resistance to fraud. Read More.
FAU’s Dr. Rainer Steinwandt was awarded the 2018 NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Partnership Prize at the NATO SPS program’s 60th anniversary on November 29, 2018.