Lorenzo Bracciale

Assistant Professor of Computer Communications

University of Rome "Tor Vergata"

Biography

I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”. My research interests are distributed systems, data privacy, eHealth. I apply cryptographic and machine learning algorithms to problems in different verticals. Currently, I teach Fundamentals of Computer Science, Web Technology, Digtal Health and Network Softwarization. I like to create digital solutions used by thousands of users with technological startups.

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Interests

Distributed Systems
Machine Learning
Applied Cryptography
Digital Health

Education

PhD in Telecommunication Engineering and Microelectronics, 2010

University of Rome ""Tor Vergata""
MEng in Telecommunication Engineering, 2006

University of Rome ""Tor Vergata""
BSc in Telecommunication Engineering, 2003

University of Rome ""Tor Vergata""

Research experience

2011 - Visiting scholar at RLE at MIT, Boston, MA. He worked on partial data coding.
2012 - Research Fellow (RTD-A), University of Rome Tor Vergata
2015 - Visiting scholar at Trinity College, Dublin, IE. He worked on privacy preserving recommending systems.
2016 - Joined a research project with Galápagos National Park for the conservation of Pink Iguanas. He took part in two two-month expeditions to work in the field with engineers and biologists. He worked on embedded systems and on satellite connectivity in remote areas.
2015 - Joined the EU Japan research project ICN2020 on Information Centric Networks. He worked on the performance evaluations of ICN.
2018 - Unit Technical Coordinator of H2020 EU project BPR4GDPR, where he led the WP on Privacy Enhancing Technologies.
2022 - Assistant Professor (RTD-B), University of Rome Tor Vergata