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Tag: Workshop

Bernhard Garn @ 2nd IRDR Young Scientists Lumos

In June, our colleague Bernhard Garn, senior researcher at SBA Research, participated in the 2nd IRDR Young Scientists Lumos, a global pre-event to the 2025 Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (GPDRR). Co-hosted by the Integrated Research on Disaster Risk (IRDR) and the… Read More
Bernhard Garn Portrait

MATRIS at IWCT 2025

The MATRIS Research Group of SBA Research attended the 14th International Workshop on Combinatorial Testing (IWCT 2025) in Naples, Italy, the premier venue for research on combinatorial testing. The topics presented include algorithms for the construction of discrete mathematical objects and repositories thereof, novel applications of combinatorial testing including AI… Read More
Group photo of all participants on stage, behind workshop theme picture

New Directions in Attack/Defense Modeling

SBA Research, University of Vienna, St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Joanneum Research held a joint workshop on new directions in attack/defense modeling using AI on April 12th,… Read More

Dimitris Simos @ PH-US-UNCTAD Workshop on DRR

🔍 Exploring Global Solutions:The PH-US-UNCTAD Harnessing STI for DRR Workshop convened in Manila, Philippines from February 29 to March 1, 2024. With delegates from 44 UNCSTD member states, Dr. Dimitris Simos,... Read More
All UN Workshop 2024 Participants in Meeting Room

Sebastian Schrittwieser @WASP

On September 29th, Sebastian Schrittwieser was part of the First Workshop on Attacks and Software Protection (WASP) co-located with the ESORICS conference 2023 in Den Haag. He presented our research on modeling obfuscation stealth through code complexity in which we demonstrated how code complexity measures can be… Read More