S.H. van Engelenburg

S.H. van Engelenburg is a Researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management (TPM), actively contributing to the Cybersecurity research theme. Their work bridges technical innovation and policy frameworks, with significant publications from 2021-2024 focusing on blockchain applications for secure digital infrastructure and sustainable systems.

Education:

• MSc (field unspecified in source material)

Research Interests:
van Engelenburg's work centers on cybersecurity challenges in critical infrastructure, specializing in blockchain-based solutions for EU hydrogen certification, circular economy resource management, and in-vehicle network security. They investigate how digital infrastructure enables public value creation through business-government data sharing, with emphasis on policy-relevant technical implementations.

Publication Trends:
Recent work (2021-2024) demonstrates consistent focus on blockchain integration for secure systems, evolving from network intrusion detection (2021) to sustainable energy certification (2024). Key themes include adversarial machine learning in transportation networks, circular economy policy frameworks, and blockchain-enabled public value creation, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches to cybersecurity.

Awards:

• Best Management Paper Award at dg.o 2021: 22nd Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research

Advising and Grants:
No student advising details are documented, but active participation in the long-term 'Cybersecurity (TPM)' project (ongoing since 2010) indicates substantial research funding involvement and collaborative mentorship within the project's 25+ member team.

Research Environment:
Embedded in TPM's cybersecurity ecosystem, van Engelenburg collaborates extensively through the 'Cybersecurity (TPM)' project, addressing security challenges in digital government, critical infrastructure, and sustainable resource systems. Their work leverages TU Delft's interdisciplinary environment to develop policy-informed technical solutions for real-world security problems.