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The Security and Networks Group
Our research focuses on getting the right information to the right people at the right time. Information security is an important part of this aim: for a system to be trusted, it must also be secure. Our current research topics include software security, trust establishment and management in peer-to-peer systems, policy definition and enforcement, secure execution environments, group key management, usability and security, enterprise access control, intrusion detection, computer forensics and best practices for secure systems.We have previously worked with balanced digital rights management, secure digital service delivery, and digital commodity distribution. Read more about our group.
The Database and Web Information Systems Group
We conduct research on storage, management, search and integration of data. An important application area are the Life Sciences. Keywords are Semantic Web, ontologies, standards, databases, bioinformatics, biomedical informatics.
Currently, our research focuses on: ontology engineering (alignment and repair), efficient data management for the Web, querying and integrating graph-based data, learning graphical models of and dependencies in gene networks, biomedical text mining, and provenance in scientific workflows. Read more about our group.
