Short CV
1994
Diploma (Dipl.-Math.) in mathematics,
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
1999
Doctoral degree (Dr. phil. nat.) in mathematics,
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main
1999/2000
Postdoctoral Research
at the
GMD
in the Institute for Secure Telecooperation,
working group 'Marketplace Internet' (MINT), Darmstadt, Germany
Oct 2002 - Nov 2008
Senior Researcher at the Fraunhofer-Institute for Secure Information Technology
SIT,
working group Transaction and Document Security
TaD, and
Secure Mobile Systems (SIMS), Darmstadt, Germany
Dec 2008 - June 2009
Area Head of the Security Area at the
Create-Net Research Consortium, Trento, Italy.
2009 - 2012
General Chair of the Conference
MobiSec on Secure Mobile Systems.
From 2007 - Current
Co-founder and director of the board of
novalyst IT AG, Karben, Germany
Research Interests
Mathematics & Physics:
Quantum Zeno Effect;
Quantum Statistical Mechanics;
Axiomatic and Algebraic Quantum Field Theory;
Hyperfunctions and Hyperfunction Quantum Field Theory;
Indefinite Inner Product Spcaes;
Asymptotic Methods;
Mathematical Economics;
Noisy Dynamical Systems;
Computer Science:
Information Security;
Data Protection and Privacy;
Mobile Security;
Identity Management;
Trusted Computing;
Information Economy;
Voice-over-IP Security;
Digital Signatures;
Long-Term Security;
Theoretical and Applied Information Economy;
Quantum Cryptography;
Post-Quantum Cryptography;
Modeling of Learning Automata and Agent Societies;
Formal Methods in Secure Telecooperation;
Security Policies in Open Collaboration Environments;
Digital Rights Management;
By Subject Classification
MSC:
34F05,
46C20,
46Fxx (46F05, 46F15, 46F20),
46L60,
46N10,
47B50,
47D03,
47D60,
81Pxx (81P15, 81P68),
81Q10,
81R15,
81T05,
90B60,
91A15,
91A26,
91Bxx (91B60, 91B62),
91E40
PACS: 02.30.-f, 02.30.Sa, 02.30.Tb, 02.50.Le, 03.65Db, 03.67.Dd, 03.67.Hk, 03.65.Xp, 03.70.+k, 05.30.-d
Links of Interest
Digital Publishing
The valuable effort to help scientists to guarantee open access to their own work.
Covers everything one needs to know about self-archiving policies, procedures,
and technology.
The aim of this effort is to provide unique, persistent identifiers
for digital objects. Although not restricted to the scholarly domain, the DOI
scheme has been quickly adopted by many scientific publishers.
Another intention behind DOI is the creation of an identifier system
that may be used to protect intellectual property rights, and for
Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems. This Website uses the DOI
resolution service
dx.doi.org
wherever possible, to refer to published material.
Open Archives defined an XML-based data format and a protocol for the automatic
harvesting of bibliographic information providers. A typical use case are front-ends
for the arXiv. Besides open sources like the
arXiv, some scientific publishers like the Institute of
Physics are supporting the protocol.
Web Publishing Resources
Among the many resources used to create this page these four are most notable:
SELFHTML is the de facto standard
for HTML/XHTML/CSS references in the German-speaking domain (an English translation exists);
meyerweb.com and
DZINELABS
give some good examples for advanced CSS usage;
Without a good Unicode reference, a Web author can hardly do anymore.
English
Close reading will unveil that this author's English still
wants improvement (and perhaps will continue to do so, perpetually). Help
and consolation he found
in this Guide to Grammar and Writing,
and in these Advanced English lessons.
One of the most extraordinary, free Web dictionaries is
LEO's German-English dictionary.
Other
Take a look at my beer.
I enjoy practising Karate (Shotokan-style) and am acting president of the Karate Dojo Zanshin in Frankfurt on the Main.
Visit the site of my home club.
"Privacy and Security in Mobile Systems", co-sponsored by IEEE, part of the "Global Wireless Summit."
WWRF paper version of September 2012.
Received best paper award
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Version of 29 April 2005
