I'm
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
Department
at
the
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Charlotte
since
Fall
2017.
Before
joining
UNCC,
I
was
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Department
of
Computer
Engineering
and
Sciences
at
Florida
Tech
from
2014
to
2017.
I
received
my
Ph.D.
in
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
from
University
of
New
Mexico,
where
I
worked
with
Prof.
Jim
plusquellic
on
Within-Die
Delay
Variation
Measurement
And
Analysis
For
Emerging
Technologies
Using
an
Embedded
Test
Structure.
I
received
my
M.Sc.
in
Computer Engineering from University of New Mexico in 2010.
I
am
serving
as
Guest
Editor
for
Cryptography
Special
Issue
on
PUF-Based
Authentication,
Member
on
technical
program
committees
of
leading
conferences
and
workshops.
I
am
also
Vice
Program
Chair
of
workshop
for
women
in
hardware
systems
security
(WISE),
Organizer
for
summer
camp
for
girls
in
collaboration
with
the
GE,
IEEE
Secratery
of
chapter
of
IEEE
at
UNC
at
Charlotte,
reviewer
for
a
number
of
specialized
publications,
and
NSF
Panelist.
She
is
a
member of IEEE.
Research Interests
My research has mainly focust on design of security and trust hardware primitives including Physical unclonalbe Functions PUFs, True Random Number Generator TRNGs and design of embedded security frameworks to support higher levels of security and cryptographic engines. The areas include hardware and embedded security. • IoT security, hardware security and trust • Supply chain risk management and security • Physical unclonable functions (PUF) based authentication. • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. • High performance computing and hardware accelerators design using FPGAs for small and resource constrained embedded electronic devices.
Openings
The Hardware and Embedded Security Lab has opening for new PhD, Masters and Undergraduate Students. Please send me email at fsaqib@uncc.edu to tell me about your research interests and a copy of your resume. We can organize teleconference or on campus meeting to discuss future opurtunites.Announcements
• 08/21/2018: Our paper got accepted at IECON on the hardware support to improve security of Smart Grids. • 05/05/2018: HOST Con- ference we had three hardware demos and an accepted poster. • 04/05/2018: A paper got accepted at SouthEast- Con 2018.Awards and Honors
• NSF 2018 Award (2018-2021) on “Techniques for Enhancing the Security and Trust of FPGAs based Systems” - $500 K • Duke Energy 2018 Award (2018-2019) on “Hardware Secure Communications for Power Converters interfacing Renewable Energy Resources” - $160 K .
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I'm
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
Department
at
the
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Charlotte
since
Fall
2017.
Before
joining
UNCC,
I
was
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Department
of
Computer
Engineering
and
Sciences
at
Florida
Tech
from
2014
to
2017.
I
received
my
Ph.D.
in
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
from
University
of
New
Mexico,
where
I
worked
with
Prof.
Jim
plusquellic
on
Within-Die
Delay
Variation
Measurement
And
Analysis
For
Emerging
Technologies
Using
an
Embedded
Test
Structure. I received my M.Sc. in Computer Engineering from University of New Mexico in 2010.
I
am
serving
as
Guest
Editor
for
Cryptography
Special
Issue
on
PUF-Based
Authentication,
Member
on
technical
program
committees
of
leading
conferences
and
workshops.
I
am
also
Vice
Program
Chair
of
workshop
for
women
in
hardware
systems
security
(WISE),
Organizer
for
summer
camp
for
girls
in
collaboration
with
the
GE,
IEEE
Secratery
of
chapter
of
IEEE
at
UNC
at
Charlotte,
reviewer
for
a
number
of
specialized publications, and NSF Panelist. She is a member of IEEE.
Research Interests
My research has mainly focust on design of security and trust hardware primitives including Physical unclonalbe Functions PUFs, True Random Number Generator TRNGs and design of embedded security frameworks to support higher levels of security and cryptographic engines. The areas include hardware and embedded security. • IoT security, hardware security and trust • Supply chain risk management and security • Physical unclonable functions (PUF) based authentication. • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. • High performance computing and hardware accelerators design using FPGAs for small and resource constrained embedded electronic devices.
Openings
The Hardware and Embedded Security Lab has opening for new PhD, Masters and Undergraduate Students. Please send me email at fsaqib@uncc.edu to tell me about your research interests and a copy of your resume. We can organize teleconference or on campus meeting to discuss future opurtunites.Announcements
• 08/21/2018: Our paper got accepted at IECON on the hardware support to improve security of Smart Grids. • 05/05/2018: HOST Con- ference we had three hardware demos and an accepted poster. • 04/05/2018: A paper got accepted at SouthEast- Con 2018.Awards and Honors
• NSF 2018 Award (2018- 2021) on “Techniques for Enhancing the Security and Trust of FPGAs based Systems” - $500 K • Duke Energy 2018 Award (2018-2019) on “Hardware Secure Communications for Power Converters interfacing Renewable Energy Resources” - $160 K .
I'm
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
Department
at
the
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Charlotte
since
Fall
2017.
Before
joining
UNCC,
I
was
an
Assistant
Professor
in
the
Department
of
Computer
Engineering
and
Sciences
at
Florida
Tech
from
2014
to
2017.
I
received
my
Ph.D.
in
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
from
University
of
New
Mexico,
where
I
worked
with
Prof.
Jim
plusquellic
on
Within-Die
Delay
Variation
Measurement
And
Analysis
For
Emerging
Technologies
Using
an
Embedded
Test
Structure.
I
received
my
M.Sc.
in
Computer
Engineering
from
University of New Mexico in 2010.
I
am
serving
as
Guest
Editor
for
Cryptography
Special
Issue
on
PUF-Based
Authentication,
Member
on
technical
program
committees
of
leading
conferences
and
workshops.
I
am
also
Vice
Program
Chair
of
workshop
for
women
in
hardware
systems
security
(WISE),
Organizer
for
summer
camp
for
girls
in
collaboration
with
the
GE,
IEEE
Secratery
of
chapter
of
IEEE
at
UNC
at
Charlotte,
reviewer
for
a
number
of
specialized
publications,
and
NSF
Panelist.
She is a member of IEEE.
Research Interests
My research has mainly focust on design of security and trust hardware primitives including Physical unclonalbe Functions PUFs, True Random Number Generator TRNGs and design of embedded security frameworks to support higher levels of security and cryptographic engines. The areas include hardware and embedded security. • IoT security, hardware security and trust • Supply chain risk management and security • Physical unclonable functions (PUF) based authentication. • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. • High performance computing and hardware accelerators design using FPGAs for small and resource constrained embedded electronic devices.
Openings
The Hardware and Embedded Security Lab has opening for new PhD, Masters and Undergraduate Students. Please send me email at fsaqib@uncc.edu to tell me about your research interests and a copy of your resume. We can organize teleconference or on campus meeting to discuss future opurtunites.Announcements
• 08/21/2018: Our paper got accepted at IECON on the hardware support to improve security of Smart Grids. • 05/05/2018: HOST Conference we had three hardware demos and an accepted poster. • 04/05/2018: A paper got accepted at SouthEastCon 2018.Awards and Honors
• NSF 2018 Award (2018-2021) on “Techniques for Enhancing the Security and Trust of FPGAs based Systems” - $500 K • Duke Energy 2018 Award (2018-2019) on “Hardware Secure Communications for Power Converters interfacing Renewable Energy Resources” - $160 K .
