Associate Professor at the department of Computer and Digital Systems Engineering (PCS) at Escola Politécnica - Universidade de São Paulo (EPUSP) since September/2015, where she was Assistant Professor (with tenure) since June/2010. Assistant Professor at the Escola de Artes, Ciências e Humanidades da Universidade de São Paulo from February 2007 until June 2010. Obtained her PhD in Computer Engineering at University of California Santa Cruz (2006), her MSc in Electrical Engineering at University of São Paulo (2000) and her BS in Electrical Engineering at University of São Paulo (1997). Her research interests include: wireless sensor networks (protocols, systems, security, energy consumption and management, embedded hardware) and software-defined networking. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Unlike traditional (wired) computer networks, ad hoc networks do not have available infrastructure and the nodes themselves must carry out the work of routing and forwarding packets, and they also have to coordinate access to the common means of communication. Among the specific cases of these networks, there are wireless sensor networks whose applications are part of IoT (Internet of Thi…
Communication networks of interconnected devices lie at the core of many key future technologies such as distributed control systems forautonomous vehicles, sensor networks for structural health monitoring and for smart cities. In addition to reliability, all these applications come with strict requirements in terms of: energyefficiency, security, latency and self-optimization capabilitie…
The digital transformation is still little consolidated in Brazilian society. Improvements in performance and differentiation resulting of such transformation have not yet been fully absorbed in companies and in the public administration. In general, solutions required for implementing the digital transformation in cities and in manufacturing processes combine advanced connectivity and au…
The goal of this project proposal is to specify, develop and analyse secure and hardware-friendly post-quantum cryptographic schemes for providing not only basic security services (e.g., data encryption, user authentication and digital signatures), but also more advanced ones (e.g., blind signatures, - homomorphic encryption, and password hashing schemes. Regarding basic services, the foc…
Wireless networks in general are valuable technologies to develop and support applications in several areas, from environmental monitoring to social networks. Characteristics such as mobility and heterogeneity, both from the network as well as from the devices, present new challenges to communication protocols deployment.Our main goal is to design and implement protocols to provide basic …
This proposal describes the research project Security in Wireless Sensor Networks, which will be conducted at EPUSP with support from Auxílio à Pesquisa Regular da Fapesp. Wireless networks in general are a valuable technology to support applications in several areas, from environmental monitoring to social networks. Wireless sensor networks (WSN), in particular, have unique characteristi…
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is a technology that allows to obtain data from the environment or a phenomenon in real time, as the sensor nodes have communication capabilities. Examples of WSNs applications include: environmental monitoring, eHealth, and most recently smart cities and the Internet of Things (IoT).Traditionally a WSN is deployed to support a single application. However, …
Constrained networks devices are subjected to low energy availability and are not able to execute intensive processing activities, thus data routing is a challenging problem in this context. In addition, real-life radio transceivers are not isotropic, causing the links to be asymmetric or unidirectional. Nonetheless, routing protocols usually do not take this into account.Our hypothesis i…
Wireless networks in general, and the ones that uses sensors particularly, are valuable technologies for the development of applications in diverse areas such as environmental monitoring, health and social networks. Given the widespread use of this kind of sensors, the need of providing security services like confidentiality, authenticity and integrity was made present. With this need, di…
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Wireless Sensor Networks are composed of cheap devices provided with sensors to gather information from the environment.The communication link between neighboring nodes may be unidirectional due to non-isotropic antennas or different transmission power due to device heterogeneity or energy-saving mechanisms.Also, such devices often communicate through limited range radios, therefore multi…
Wireless sensor networks are a valuable technology for the development of applications in several areas, such as environmental, industrial and urban monitoring, health and agriculture. There is not a unique definition for the Internet of Things (IoT), but most of them agree that it is composed of devices capable of sensing/actuation, communication and processing. Thus, WSN became a key te…
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