Radha Poovendran

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University of Washington

United States

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Dr. Radha Poovendran is a Professor at the University of Washington, USA. His research areas include identity-based authentication, stochastic game theory, and modeling interventions in epidemics. He has published extensively on topics such as electric vehicle charging, cybersecurity, and resilient cyber-physical systems.

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University of Padua

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Identity-Based Authentication for On-Demand Charging of Electric Vehicles

Dynamic Information Flow Tracking for Detection of Advanced Persistent Threats: A Stochastic Game Approach

RL-ARNE: A Reinforcement Learning Algorithm for Computing Average Reward Nash Equilibrium of Nonzero-Sum Stochastic Games

Stochastic Dynamic Information Flow Tracking game using supervised learning for detecting advanced persistent threats

Modeling and Designing Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions in Epidemics: A Submodular Approach

A Timing-Based Framework for Designing Resilient Cyber-Physical Systems under Safety Constraint

A Hybrid Submodular Optimization Approach to Controlled Islanding With Post-Disturbance Stability Guarantees

A Natural Language Processing Approach for Instruction Set Architecture Identification

Guest Editorial: Cyber-Physical Threats and Solutions for Autonomous Transportation Systems

Robust Satisfaction of Metric Interval Temporal Logic Objectives in Adversarial Environments

Covert Channel-Based Transmitter Authentication in Controller Area Networks

Side-channel attacks on mobile and IoT devices for Cyber–Physical systems

Secure Control in Partially Observable Environments to Satisfy LTL Specifications

Truck platoon security: State-of-the-art and road ahead

A Game-Theoretic Approach for Dynamic Information Flow Tracking to Detect Multistage Advanced Persistent Threats

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Alessandro Brighente

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