PROGRAM
| 09h00 | Registration |
| 09h20 | Welcome: Jordi Duch, Oriol Farràs, Luis Pedro Montejano and Alejandro Estrada |
| 09h30 | "Automated region of interest localization on breast histological images", Alessio Fiorin |
| 09h45 | "Exploring Graph Transformer Models forMolecular Regression Tasks", Sarah A. Fadlallah |
| 10h00 | "Use of saliency maps in chemestry graph regression models", Natàlia Segura-Alabart |
| 10h15 |
Invited talk 1 - Ismael González-Yero "The evolution of the metric dimension problem for graphs" Abstract |
Ismael González-Yero
Universidad de CádizIsmael Gonzalez Yero obtained his Ph. D. on graph theory at Rovira i Virgili University in 2010, and is nowadays, Associate Professor (Profesor Titular de Universidad) at the Department of Mathematics, University of Cadiz. He enjoys doing research on some graph theory topics, including domination and metric graph theory with some applications. In these areas, he has published more than 120 articles in specialized journals, has delivered several talks in international conferences, and has supervised a few Ph. D. students. He also belongs to the editorial boards of some scientific journals and has reviewed a large number of scientific articles from several of his colleagues.
| 11h00 | Cofee break |
| 11h20 | "Modeling Multicore Contention in Critical Real-Time Embedded Systems", Xavier Palomo Teruel |
| 11h35 | "Cost-efficient Stream Processing with Serverless Functions", Pablo Gimeno Sarroca |
| 11h50 | "Challenges of Serverless Scientific Data Analysis: Genomics Variant Calling Use-Case", Aitor Arjona |
| 12h05 | "Enhancing text anonymization via re-identification risk-based explainability", Benet Manzanares-Salor |
| 12h20 |
Invited talk 2 - Sandra Guasch Castelló "Using cryptography in the enterprise: electronic voting, system security and privacy for AI" The talk will be structured in 4 parts: first, the speaker will give a brief overview of her career in the applied cryptography and cybersecurity fields. Then, she will go into detail about the three main areas where she has / is working in: electronic voting protocols, secure software development lifecycle, and privacy for ML. For each area, there will be an overview of the problem, a highlight of some interesting solutions, and then a discussion of open problems. |
Sandra Guasch
SandboxAQSandra Guasch Castelló is a privacy engineer at SandboxAQ, where she works on quantum-resistant privacy-preserving technologies. She got her PhD from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) on individual verifiability in electronic voting in 2016. During her career, she has worked in different areas of applied cryptography and cybersecurity including the design and evaluation of electronic voting protocols, secure software lifecycle management, secure systems design, compliance and ethical hacking.
| 13h05 | Workshop clousure |
