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My previous activities include

 

·         editor of ISO/IEC 10118-3 (3rd edition) published in 2004

·         editor of ISO/IEC 11770-4 (1st edition) published in 2006

·         co-editor of ISO/IEC 14888-3 (2nd edition) published in 2006

 

·         co-organiser of Dagsuthl workshop on Formal Protocol

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·         program committee member of

ASIACCS 2007,

CANS 2007,

Cryptography and Coding 2007,

GOCP 2007,

ISPEC 2007,

IWSEC 2007,

ProvSec 2007,

ACISP 2006,

CANS 2006,

ISPEC 2006,

Financial Cryptography 2005,

ICISC 2005,

ISC 2005,

ISPEC 2005

WISA 2005,

ASIACRYPT 2004

 

·         guest editor of

Special Issue on Cryptography in Networks,

International Journal of Networks and Security (IJSN)

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Special Issue on Cryptography in Computer System Security,

Journal of Universal Computer Science (JUCS)

 

·         contributor to TCG: The protocol (joint work with E. Brickell and J. Camenisch) titled "Direct Anonymous Attestation (DAA)" has been adopted by TCG and specified in TCG TPM Specification Version 1.2. This work was also introduced in Grossman's article, "Anonymous trust: making trusted computer work with privacy", in Scientific American (August 2004).

 

·         contributor to IEEE P1363: The following two works have been submitted to IEEE P1363.3, which are available at the IEEE P1363.3 web site:

 

M. Barbosa, L. Chen, Z. Cheng, M. Chimley, A. Dent, P. Farshim, K. Harrison, J. Malone-Lee, N.P. Smart and F. Vercauteren. SK-KEM: an identity-based KEM.

 

L. Chen, Z. Cheng and N.P. Smart. Identity-based key agreement protocols from pairings.

 

·         researcher in Information Security Group, Department of Computer Science, Royal Holloway, University of London (1993-1997). I was involved in the following two projects:

 

Third Generation Mobile Telecommunications Systems Security Studies (3GS3), the DTI/EPSRC LINK project funded by the UK EPSRC under research grant GR/J17173;

 

Advanced Security for Personal Communications Technologies (ASPeCT), the European Commission under ACTS programme project AC095.

 

·         visitor in Department of Engineering Science, Oxford University (1991-1993)

 

·         lecturer in School of Information Science and Engineering, Southeast University (1988-1991)

 

 

Last updated: 17-May-2008


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