Giuseppe Bianchi is affiliated with the University of Rome Tor Vergata in Italy, contributing extensively to the fields of Computer Science and Engineering. Their research intersects several subfields including Computer Networks and Communications, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems, and Hardware and Architecture.
Their work spans numerous topics such as Advanced Malware Detection Techniques, Software-Defined Networks and 5G, Wireless Communication Security Techniques, Network Security and Intrusion Detection, Interconnection Networks and Systems, Internet Traffic Analysis and Secure E-voting, and Security and Verification in Computing.
Bianchi's recent publications indicate a focus on network security and wireless communications. Notable papers include:
Bianchi frequently publishes in prominent venues, with a significant number of papers appearing in arXiv (Cornell University), Computer Networks, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, and Computer Communications.
Co-authorship is a notable aspect of Bianchi's research profile, collaborating extensively with colleagues such as Nicola Bléfari-Melazzi, Lorenzo Bracciale, Ivan Palamà, Stefania Bartoletti, and Luca Chiaraviglio.
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Evgeny Khorov;Anton Kiryanov;Andrey Lyakhov;Giuseppe Bianchi
Angela Sara Cacciapuoti;Marcello Caleffi;Francesco Tafuri;Francesco Saverio Cataliotti
Giuseppe Bianchi;Marco Bonola;Antonio Capone;Carmelo Cascone
G. Bianchi;I. Tinnirello
Lorenzo Bracciale;Marco Bonola;Pierpaolo Loreti;Giuseppe Bianchi
I. Tinnirello;G. Bianchi;Yang Xiao
Francesca Cuomo;Manuel Campo;Alberto Caponi;Giuseppe Bianchi
G. Bianchi;I. Tinnirello;L. Scalia
Tooska Dargahi;Alberto Caponi;Moreno Ambrosin;Giuseppe Bianchi
Alessandro Checco;Lorenzo Bracciale;Pierpaolo Loreti;Stephen Pinfield
G. Bianchi;F. Borgonovo;L. Fratta;L. Musumeci
G. Bianchi;A. Capone;C. Petrioli
I. Tinnirello;G. Bianchi;P. Gallo;D. Garlisi
G. Bianchi;A. Di Stefano;C. Giaconia;L. Scalia
G. Bianchi;A.T. Campbell;R.R.-F. Liao
Chia-Hung Wei;Giuseppe Bianchi;Ray-Guang Cheng
Andres Garcia-Saavedra;Pablo Serrano;Albert Banchs;Giuseppe Bianchi
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