Claudia Diaz is affiliated with KU Leuven in Belgium and has contributed extensively to the fields of computer science and medicine, focusing notably on areas such as artificial intelligence, computer networks and communications, and signal processing, alongside medical domains including cardiology and cardiovascular medicine.
Their research spans several core topics, including:
Notable recent publications by Claudia Diaz include:
Their work has also appeared in other venues such as DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), the Argentinian Journal of Respiratory & Physical Therapy, and Revista Colombiana de Neumología.
Frequent collaborators include Iness Ben Guirat, Lennart Oldenburg, Rafa Gálvez, Veelasha Moonsamy, and Nikita Borisov. These coauthors have worked alongside Claudia Diaz on multiple projects, contributing to areas related to privacy, security, and network protocols.
Claudia Diaz has published chapters in books from Springer Science+Business Media, such as Financial Cryptography and Data Security (2021), which has garnered citations within the academic community.
Their body of work integrates both theoretical and applied research with a focus on privacy-respecting methods, secure network systems, and advancements in malware detection leveraging federated learning approaches.
Claudia Díaz;Stefaan Seys;Joris Claessens;Bart Preneel
Gunes Acar;Christian Eubank;Steven Englehardt;Marc Juarez
Gunes Acar;Marc Juarez;Nick Nikiforakis;Claudia Diaz
Marc Juarez;Sadia Afroz;Gunes Acar;Claudia Diaz
Seda Gürses;Carmela Troncoso;Claudia Diaz
Marc Juarez;Mohsen Imani;Mike Perry;Claudia Diaz
George Danezis;Claudia Diaz
Reza Shokri;Carmela Troncoso;Claudia Diaz;Julien Freudiger
Jonathan Anderson;Claudia Diaz;Joseph Bonneau;Frank Stajano
Claudia Diaz;Bart Preneel
E. Balsa;C. Troncoso;C. Diaz
Fatemeh Shirazi;Milivoj Simeonovski;Muhammad Rizwan Asghar;Michael Backes
Vijay Atluri;Claudia Diaz
Seda Gurses;Claudia Diaz
George Danezis;Claudia Diaz;Carmela Troncoso;Ben Laurie
Sandra Siby;Marc Juarez;Claudia Diaz;Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez
George Danezis;Claudia Diaz;Carmela Troncoso
Claudia Diaz;Bart Preneel
Rob Jansen;Marc Juarez;Rafael Galvez;Tariq Elahi
Claudia Diaz;Carmela Troncoso;Andrei Serjantov
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
Exploring online education options in computer science can accelerate your career and open doors to high-paying roles. One smart starting point is earning certifications that pay well. These industry-recognized credentials can quickly boost your resume and demonstrate job-ready skills, making you more attractive to employers.
For those looking to fast-track their education, consider the shortest master degree programs available online. These accelerated options allow you to gain advanced knowledge and graduate sooner, maximizing your investment of time and resources.
If you aim to align your studies with current market demands, focus on the most valuable masters degrees in technology and related fields. These programs are designed to prepare students for rewarding, in-demand roles in the digital economy.
Additionally, if you prefer a shorter path to a degree, there are flexible 1 year associate degree programs online that provide a foundation in computer science and IT. These credentials can help you enter the workforce quickly or serve as a stepping stone toward further study.
French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation - INRIA
Publications: 18
Namlab GmbH
BOKU University
Vanderbilt University
Yale University
Université Paris Cité
Kyushu University
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
National Sun Yat-sen University
University College London
MIT
Northeastern University
Simon Fraser University
University of Buenos Aires
MIT
University of Southern California
University of Bergen
