معرفی
Professor Vincent Beroulle at Grenoble Institute of Technology's Esisar campus leads the LCIS laboratory, focusing on security and safety of complex integrated circuits and systems. His work bridges fault modeling, fault injection, and security for IoT and RFID technologies.
- Education: Engineer Degree (INPG, 1996), Master (University of Montpellier II, 1999), Ph.D. (University of Montpellier II, 2002)
- Current Role: Director of LCIS Laboratory, Professor in Embedded System Security & Safety
Research spans hardware security, fault injection attacks, and vulnerability analysis of embedded systems. Recent work includes clock glitch fault injection studies, lightweight ECC countermeasures for RFID, and aging effects on PUF architectures. His team explores cross-layer methodologies to enhance fault models and security protocols.
Supervision includes 12 current and former PhD students tackling topics like secure RFID tags, fault injection countermeasures, and PUF-based security. Projects under ANR, PEPR Cyber, and ERASMUS+ funding drive his lab's innovation in secure embedded design.
