lecture series

2007

• DoD-IAS Workshops
  Dr. Alec Yasinsac, Florida State University
  2007.02.01 @ 12:00pm & 2007.02.01 @ 1:30pm
  James “Jay” Love Building, Room 151; Florida State University
  As you know, IASP scholarship applications are due on February 14^th, 2007. Because this program requires some Federal Government forms, I'm conducting two student application workshops next weeks to answer questions and help students put the finishing touches on their applications.
  Announcement; Map; DoD-IAS

2006

• SAIT Labs: Synthesizing Research, Outreach, & Education
  Dr. Alec Yasinsac, Florida State University
  2006.02.07 @ 5:30pm ~ 6:30pm
  Rosa Parks Library & Museum Auditorium; Troy University
  Basic research is primarily conducted in three venues: Government, industry and academia; each with its distinct strengths and weaknesses. Carnegie I universities, such as FSU, demand top quality research, validated through peer reviewed publication and federal funding. At SAIT Laboratory, our charter is to integrate our research and teaching to improve the quality and impact of each. Faculty-student partnerships facilitate mentor relationships that continue the researcher pipeline and ensure topical and approach freshness in the research process. In this talk, we present the SAIT Laboratory academic research approach, including detailing past successes and highlighting existing and upcoming opportunities.
  Abstract; Troy University

2004

• Windows Rights Management
  Amit Fulay, Microsoft, Inc.
  2004.04.09
  James “Jay” Love Building, Room 101; Florida State University
  Amit will discuss the Windows Rights Management Server (Microsoft’s DRM server), the client SDK, the scenarios that this technology enables, and the cryptographic foundation and architecture of the whole Rights Management System.
  Abstract; Map; Microsoft RMS

2001

• Electronic Voting Using Cryptography [Technical]
  Dr. Kazue Sako, NEC Corporation
  2001.02.23 @ 1:30pm ~ 3:00pm
  Hoffman Teaching Labs, Room 104; Florida State University
  Abstract; Map; NEC Corporation
• Electronic Voting Using Cryptography [Survey]
  Dr. Kazue Sako, NEC Corporation
  2001.02.22 @ 2:30pm
  Dirac Science Library, Room 499; Florida State University
  Dr. Kazue Sako is a research member of NEC corporation. She got her M.S. in Mathematics and her Ph.D. in Information Sciences from Kyoto Univeristy, Kyoto, Japan. Her Ph.D. thesis was “Studies on Electronic Voting Protocols”. She has written many books as well as research papers and articles in the area of cryptography. She has been a program committee member for various cryptography conferences, including CRYPTO, EUROCRYPT, ASIACRYPT, and Financial Cryptography.
  Abstract; Map; NEC Corporation

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