Nicolas Sklavos

Position: Professor, Director of SCYTALE Group
Research Areas: Cybersecurity, Hardware Security, Cryptography, Hardware Design, Embedded Systems
Phone: +30 2610 996 383
E-mail: nsklavos AT upatras DOT gr, nsklavos AT ieee DOT org

Scientific Profiles:
ACM Distinguished Speaker , Google Scholar

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Teaching Activities

A. Courses

Postgraduate Studies:

MSc Program, “Hardware and Software Integrated Systems (HSIS)”

  • Cybersecurity, Fall Semester
  • Hardware Security, Spring Semester

MSc Program, “Data Driven Computing and Decision Making (DDCDM)”

  • Cybersecurity, Fall Semester

Undergraduate Studies:

  • Cybersecurity, Advanced Elective, Fall Semester
  • Microcomputers Systems, Core Cource, 5th Semester
  • Hardware Security, Advanced Elective, Spring Semester
  • Embedded Systems, Advanced Elective, Spring Semester
  • Advanced Microprocessors, Core Cource, 8th Semester

B. PhD Theses, International Committee Services

  1. Ievgen Kabin, “Horizontal Address-Bit SCA Attacks Against ECC and Appropriate Countermeasures”, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus – Senftenberg, Advisor: Prof. Peter Langendörfer, Germany, 2023.
  2. Yaara Neumeier, “Codes For Reliable and Secure Hardware Systems”, Faculty of Engineering, Bar-Ilan University, Advisor: Prof. Osnat Keren, Israel, November 2021.
  3. Roberto Magan Carrion, “Survivability of Ad Hoc Networks. Response & Tolerance Mechanisms Against Security Threats”, Department of Signal Theory, Telematics and Communications, University of Granada, Advisors: Prof. Garcia Teodoro & Prof. Jose Camacho Paez, Spain, April 2016.
  4. Honorio Martin Gonzalez, “Hardware Design of Cryptographic Algorithms for Low Cost RFID Tags”, Electronic Technology Department, University Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, April 2016.
  5. Kean Hong Boey, “Power Analysis Attacks on Countermeasures Block Ciphers”, School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science, Queens University of Belfast, Advisor: Prof. Maire O’Neill, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK, March 2012.
  6. Cristina Alcaraz, “Interconnected Sensor Networks for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection”, Computer Science Department, University of Malaga, Advisor: Prof. Javier Lopez, Malaga, Spain, September 2011.

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