Category: News

[September 2021] Our research grant with Northrop Grumman on developing secure System-on-Chip designs through open source components was highlighted in the HWCOE September 2021 Newsletter. This is a highly promising direction that can change how we develop microelectronics systems.

[September 2021] Tashfia Alam’s work on concolic testing for firmware binaries has been accepted at ASP-DAC 2022. This is collaborative work with Intel. Congratulations Tashfia! Preprints of the papers will be available from our Publications page.

[August 2021] Jiaqi Zhang and Xiangru Chen’s paper on DNN acceleration has been accepted at ICCD 2021. Congratulations Jiaqi and Xiangru! Preprints of the papers will be available from our Publications page.

[June 2021] Three papers from our automotive research have been accepted to appear at ITSC 2021: (1) Srivalli and Ashwini’s work on resilient platooning; (2) Rafiul and Neha’s work on simulation of automotive electronics; and (3) our collaborative work with Dr. Chung-Wei Lin and his students at NTU on anomaly detection in Cooperative Adaptive Cruise […]

[May 2021] Our research on CAV security has been highlighted in the University of Florida Transportation Institute newsletter. See here. Congratulations to the automotive security team! Special thanks to Srivalli Boddupalli (who has been explicitly named in the newsletter) for leading and coordinating this research.

[February 2021] Our Virtual Lab Tour is up. See here. Thanks to all the students who worked hard to make it happen.

[February 2021] Kshitij and Atul’s work on information flow detection, in collabotation with Xingyu Meng and Kanad Basu at University of Texas at Dallas, has been accepted at DAC 2021. Congratulations to Kshitij, Atul, and the UTD Collaborators.

[January 2021] Our work on secure connected vehicle applications through machine learning was highlighted by the college of Engineering. See here. Congratulations to the entire automotive security research team, and in particular to Srivalli Boddupalli for leading the initiative.

December 2020] Our new project on security of current and emergent wireless networks was highlighted in the Nelms Institute Newsletter. See here for the article. This is a collaborative project with Portland State University.

[November 2020] Srivalli Boddupalli presented her research on ML-based resiliency of autonomous vehicle applications at Regional UTC Student Spotlight.