Tobias Oechtering
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Master thesis projects: I am looking for qualified master students from KTH that would like to do a master thesis project with me in one of the following three areas: (i) privacy mechanisms for data disclosure with provable privacy guarantees (either theory or applied),
(ii) design of data-driven sensor calibration algorithms, (iii) design of trustworthy digital twins for energy management or predictive maintenance.
All projects are part of larger research activities. Please contact me if you are interested and have the right background.
More (latest) news are posted on my twitter account.
Workshop Trustworthy Learning: On Oct 16, 2023, Digital Futures DataLEASH and EXTREMUM projects organise a workshop on “Trustworthy Learning.” More information and registration can be found here link.
Workshop Digitalisation in Energy research: On Sept 14, 2023, KTH Digitalisation and Energy research platforms organize workshop “Data-driven methods with energy applications.” More information and registration can be found here link.
Pointwise Maximal Leakage (PML): Our foundational paper introducing PML has been accepted in July 2023 to be published in IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, PML is a promising novel robust privacy measure that allows provable quantitative privacy risk assessment, preprint available arXiv:2205.04935.
Workshop Digitalisation in Transport research: On Sept 20, 2022, KTH Digitalisation and Transport research platforms organize workshop “Autonomous transportation - Challenge in digitalisation and solution to sustainability.” More information and registration can be found here link.
Workshop Security for Industry: On May 23, 2021, KTH Digitalisation and Industrial Transformation research platforms organize workshop “Security for Industry - How to avoid a Cyber Attack.” More information and registration can be found here link.
VR project grant: The Swedish Research council has granted our exciting project proposal “Fundamental bounds for Distributed Decision-making,” with collaborator Mael Le Treust, CNRS researcher as co-PI, starting 2021 where we will re-visit the Witsenhausen problem with a fresh approach. Our initial results building on our initial works such as ITW 2019 paper already reveal interesting insights.
Workshop AI for Life Science: On Oct 14, 2020, KTH Digitalisation and Life Science research platforms organize workshop “AI for Life Science.” More information and registration can be found here link.
VR project grant: In Nov 2016, I got informed that my project proposal on distributed source coding with security and privacy submitted to the Swedish Research Council (VR) has been granted. Soon, I am going to look for a new PhD student to work with me on this exciting project.
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