Gabriele Lenzini

Gabriele Lenzini is an Associate Professor at the University of Luxembourg's Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), where he leads the IRiSC research group. With a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Twente and dual MSc degrees from the University of Pisa, his research focuses on socio-technical security, electronic voting systems, and privacy engineering. He has extensive international experience through positions at CNR Italy, University of Twente, and Telematica Institute.

His research explores security and privacy in human-centered systems through interdisciplinary approaches. Primary interests include:

• Design of trustworthy socio-technical systems
• Security protocols for electronic voting
• Location privacy assurance mechanisms
• Human factors in cybersecurity

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on security and privacy innovations, particularly in social media analysis (misinformation detection, credibility systems) and cryptographic applications (voting protocols, authentication systems). Recent works show growing emphasis on AI/ML security implications and ethical HCI design patterns.