معرفی
Dr. Jesse Laeuchli is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at UNSW, specializing in Cyber Security, Quantum Computing, and Numerical Linear Algebra. He holds a PhD from the College of William and Mary, where his dissertation focused on matrix function diagonal estimation. His research bridges theoretical foundations (e.g., graph analytics, differential privacy) with practical applications like quantum remote memory attestation and posthumous data management through tools like BeyondLife. He has conducted security reviews for the Australian Government and led projects funded by the Defense Innovation Network and EU's HERMES initiative.
Education:
- PhD in Numerical Linear Algebra, College of William and Mary
Research Interests:
- Quantum Cybersecurity: Developing protocols using quantum entanglement for remote hardware verification
- Cyber Defense: Specializing in penetration testing and securing IoT systems
- Data Privacy: Innovating differential privacy techniques for centrality measures and graph analysis
- Legacy Systems: Creating open-source solutions for posthumous data management
Grants & Awards:
- $528k IoT Security Grant (CSCRC, 2023)
- $136k Quantum Security Grant (Defense Innovation Network)
- Cyber Security CRC Award for pandemic contact tracing efforts
Advising & Labs: Supervises research in quantum security and data forensics. Collaborates on projects like BeyondLife, an open-source digital will platform.
