学术报告第201634期

报告题目：Research Work in NISlab and eHealth Security Challenges    

报告时间：2016年10月11日下午2:30

报告地点：华中科技大学南一楼中312

报告人：Bian Yang, Dr., Associate Professor with NTNU  (Norway)

报告摘要

[Abstract]  Norwegian Information Security Laboratory (NISlab) is one of the largest  information security research lab in Europe with a comprehensive research  profile in the information and cyber security and privacy protection fields.  We  present in this talk the key research fields (e.g., biometrics, risk management,  forensics, critical infrastructure protection, etc.) and topics in NISlab and  then focus more on the topic of eHealth and Welfare Security which is a newly  launched research group at NISLAB / CCIS. Various types of threats to  information security in health informatics will be identified and some promising  technical and socio-technial solutions to addressing these threats are proposed.  A brief look at the potential internaitonal cooperation in research and  education with Chinese scholars by possible funding instruments will be shared  with audience before concluding the talk.

报告人简介
Bian Yang got his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from  Harbin Institute of Technology (Harbin, China) in 2000, 2002, and 2005,  respectively. He worked with Fraunhofer IGD, Darmstadt for European FP6 projects  ECRYPT and AXMEDIS, Germany during 2003-2005 as a visiting researcher, worked  with Harbin Institute of Technology during 2005-2007 as a lecturer, and worked  with Thomson Corporate Research (now Technicolor, Beijing) during 2007-2008 as a  research engineer. During 2008-2015, he worked at Norwegian Information Security  Laboratory (NISlab, now affiliated to Norwegian University of Science and  Technology, NTNU) for the European FP7 projects TURBINE, FIDELITY, INGRESS,  PIDaaS, and ORIGINS, and other national / international research projects. He  serves Standards Norway as committee member to ISO/IEC JTC1 SC27 and SC37 and  CEN/TC224.

He  has published more than 90 peer-reviewed academic papers in international  conferences and journals, served as reviewers for numerous international  journals/conferences such as IEEE Trans. PAMI, Pattern Recognition, Elsevier’s  Information Sciences, Pattern Recognition Letters, IET Information Security /  Image Processing, etc. He served as program committee member to several  international conferences in security and biometrics fields such as ICB  2012-2016 BTAS 2015-2016, BIOSIG 2010-2016, and organizing IEEE COMPSAC-SIMICE  2015-2016. 

Bian  Yang’s research experiences and interests include eHealth security, e-identity  management, authentication, biometric security and privacy protection,  information hiding and watermarking, multimedia encryption and content  authentication, new biometric sensing and imaging technologies, and  human-environment interaction measurement.