EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Cybersecurity

Prof Madeline Carr is the Director of the Research Institute in Sociotechnical Cyber Security (RISCS) and the Director of the UCL Digital Technologies Policy Lab. Her work focuses on the international political dimensions of cybersecurity, particularly cyber norms, the policy complexities of the IoT, and decision making on cyber risk.

Prof Shane Johnson is the Director of the Dawes Centre for Future Crime at UCL. His research focuses on what works to reduce crime, how emerging technology creates new opportunities for crime and how we might prevent it.

Prof David Pym is Professor of Information, Logic, and Security at UCL and a Fellow of the Institute of Philosophy, in the University of London's School of Advanced Study, where he is Director (with Corine Besson) of the Centre for Logic, Language, and Information (CeLLi). He is also a founding Editor-in-Chief of OUP's Journal of Cybersecurity.

• Dr Earl Barr: security testing, secure software engineering methodologies, malware and binary analysis
• Prof Madeline Carr: global politic of cybersecurity, international relations, power and innovation policy, cyberwar and cyber norms, national cyber security strategies, cyber risk assessment in boards, cyber security policy, Internet of Things.
• Prof Enrico Costanza: data and interaction with AI and autonomous systems
• Prof Emiliano De Cristofaro: trustworthy machine learning and socio-technical issues on the Web
• Prof Steven Hailes: robotics, infrastructure, Internet of Things, and manufacturing security
• Prof Mark Handley: operating systems, networking and distributed systems security
• Prof Philipp Jovanovic: applied cryptography, cryptocurrencies, distributed systems, privacy
• Dr Dimitrios Kanoulas: robot perception, robot learning, legged robots, mobile manipulators.
• Prof Tiago Mata: history and sociology of economic knowledge
• Dr Steven Murdoch: privacy, authentication and banking security
• Dr Mirco Musolesi: machine learning/artificial intelligence for cybersecurity
• Prof David Pym: logic, systems modelling, security policy & security economics
• Dr Leonie Tanczer: Cybersecurity, emerging technologies, Internet of Things, gender and tech, tech abuse, mental health, hacking, hacktivism, censorship, surveillance.
• Dr Marie Vasek: cryptocurrencies, cybercrime, security economics
• Dr Mark Warner: online safety, online hate speech, content moderation, misinformation, data deletion, algorithmic harms, usable privacy
• Dr Shi Zhou: online social media, epidemic spreading, detection of bots & frauds, complex networks, internet routing.
• Dr Sanaz Zolghadriha

• Dr Ingolf Becker: Usable cybersecurity, cybercrime, research methods in the cyber space, organisational security, dark marketplaces, banking security, developer-centred security, measurements, behaviour change
• Dr Kevin Chetty: Indoor Sensing and Contextual Awareness using commodity WiFi and IoT Devices
• Prof Paul Gill: Risk assessment and management of cybercriminality, risk assessment and management of violent extremism, online radicalisation
• Prof Shane Johnson: cyber crime, Internet of Things, policy evaluation, emerging technologies, useable security
• Dr Enrico Mariconti: systems for cybersecurity, in particular the use of AI against malware and cybercrime
• Dr Sandy Schumann
• Dr Nilufer Tuptuk: cyber-physical systems security, IoT security, transportation systems security, AI-based applied machine learning security, socio-technical security, applications of natural language processing to cybercrime

• Sir Prof Geoff Mulgan CBE
• Dr Ine Steenmans: future policy competencies and capabilities

• Dr Anna Maria Mandalari: Internet of Things (IoT), privacy, security, networking and Internet measurement techniques
• Prof Miguel Rio: programmable networks and congestion control

• Dr Néstor Castañeda: politics of inequality and redistribution in developing economies

• Prof Tim Button

• Dr Melanie Garson: cyber policy, tech geopolitics, and defence innovation challenges