Milos Prvulovic is affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Computer Science and Engineering, with a focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Hardware and Architecture, and Artificial Intelligence. The scholar's work also touches on Signal Processing and Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.
Their recent research includes multiple publications from the years 2020 and 2021, covering various aspects of hardware security and electromagnetic signal analysis. Significant papers include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Milos Prvulovic include Alenka Zajić, Frank T. Werner, Baki Berkay Yilmaz, Erik J. Jorgensen, and Chia-Lin Cheng. These collaborations have contributed to multiple studies and developments in hardware security and related fields.
Their work is published predominantly in respected venues such as:
The scholar's main topics of research include Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) and Hardware Security, Cryptographic Implementations and Security, Integrated Circuits and Semiconductor Failure Analysis, Electrostatic Discharge in Electronics, Advanced Malware Detection Techniques, Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques, and Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption.
In 2009, Milos Prvulovic was recognized as an ACM Senior Member. Their contributions continue to influence research in hardware security, electromagnetic compatibility, and related technological areas.
Milos Prvulovic;Zheng Zhang;Josep Torrellas
Chenyu Yan;Daniel Englender;Milos Prvulovic;Brian Rogers
José F. Martínez;Jose Renau;Michael C. Huang;Milos Prvulovic
Brian Rogers;Siddhartha Chhabra;Milos Prvulovic;Yan Solihin
G. Venkataramani;I. Doudalis;Y. Solihin;M. Prvulovic
Milos Prvulovic;Josep Torrellas
Robert Callan;Alenka Zajic;Milos Prvulovic
G. Venkataramani;B. Roemer;Y. Solihin;M. Prvulovic
Alireza Nazari;Nader Sehatbakhsh;Monjur Alam;Alenka Zajic
Alenka Zajic;Milos Prvulovic
Siddhartha Chhabra;Brian Rogers;Yan Solihin;Milos Prvulovic
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Milos Prvulovic;María Jesús Garzarán;Lawrence Rauchwerger;Josep Torrellas
James Clause;Ioannis Doudalis;Alessandro Orso;Milos Prvulovic
Brian Rogers;Milos Prvulovic;Yan Solihin
Mazen Kharbutli;Xiaowei Jiang;Yan Solihin;Guru Venkataramani
Robert Callan;Alenka Zajić;Milos Prvulovic
R. Shetty;M. Kharbutli;Y. Solihin;M. Prvulovic
S. Roy;R. Kumar;M. Prvulovic
Nader Sehatbakhsh;Alireza Nazari;Alenka Zajic;Milos Prvulovic
Carlo Galuzzi;Luigi Carro;Andreas Moshovos;Milos Prvulovic
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