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RONNY
BJONES
Security
strategist
-
Microsoft
EMEA
Ronny
Bjones
is
working
for
Microsoft
EMEA
(Europe,
Middle-East,
Africa)
headquarters
as
security
strategist.
He
has
23
years
experience
in
ICT,
17
of
those
in
security.
Ronny
published
QuEST
together
with
several
industry
specialists
in
the
subject
of
electronic
signatures.
The
book
is
a
comprehensive
guide
on
how
to
implement
Electronic
Signatures
solutions
and
can
be
downloaded
from
Microsoft.com.
Ronny
oversees
the
whole
areas
of
security
but
has
a
special
interest
in
smart
cards,
PKI,
cryptography
and
digital
signatures.
Ronny
is
a
board
member
of
EEMA,
an
organisation
providing
guidance
on
e-Business.
Since
‘89
he
is
active
in
the
field
of
Information
Security
doing
large
projects
for
the
European
Central
banks,
Police
forces,
big
financial
institutes,
European
Commission,
etc.
Ronny
Bjones
was
one
of
the
four
founders
of
Utimaco
Belgium,
where
he
worked
ten
years
as
R&D
director.
Before
Utimaco
Ronny
worked
for
a
Belgian
EFT
specialist
called
Prodata
and
one
of
the
first
firms
to
specialize
in
cryptography
in
Europe
called
Cryptech.
Ronny
Bjones
is
an
active
speaker
on
conferences
and
acts
as
auditor
for
government
sponsored
projects.
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KIRSTEN
BOCK
Lawyer
-
Independent
Center
for
Privacy
Protection
Schleswig-Holstein
Studied
Law
at
the
Universities
of
Kiel
and
Surrey,
UK.
Kirsten
joined
the
Independent
Center
for
Privacy
Protection
Schleswig-Holstein
(ICPP)
in
2004.
She
is
Coordinator
for
International
e-Government
Projects
and
in
charge
of
the
eTEN
project
RISER:
Registry
Information
Service
on
European
Residents.
She
has
lectured
at
the
University
of
Applied
Science
for
Administration
and
Services
Altenholz
and
the
University
of
Applied
Science
Kiel.
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RICK
CHANDLER
Chairman
-
Wireless
Group
EEMA
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ERNESTO
DAMIANI
Professor,
department
of
Information
Technology
-
University
of
Milan
Ernesto
Damiani
is
a
professor
at
the
Department
of
Information
Technology
of
the
University
of
Milan.
He
has
held
visiting
positions
at
George
Mason
University,
VA
(
USA),
La
Trobe
University,
Melbourne,
Australia,
and
the
University
of
Technology,
Sydney,
Australia.
His
research
interests
include
knowledge
extraction
and
processing,
secure
mobile
architecures,
software
process
engineering
and
soft
computing.
On
these
topics
he
has
filed
international
patents
and
published
more
than
80
refereed
papers
in
international
journals
and
conferences.
He
is
the
Vice-Chair
of
the
IFIP
WG
on
Web
Semantics
(WG
2.12)
and
of
the
IFIP
WG
on
Open
Source
Software
(WG
2.13),
the
Vice-Chair
of
the
IEEE
TC
on
Industrial
Informatics,
and
a
co-author
of
the
book
"Human-Centered
e-Business"
(Kluwer
2003).
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SABINE
DELAITRE
Researcher
-
INRIA
Sabine
Delaitre
is
a
Computer
Scientist
with
a
Doctorate
(since
December
2000)
in
the
areas
of
Artificial
Intelligence,
Knowledge
Management
and
Risk
Management
from
the
Ecole
des
Mines
de
Paris
and
in
collaboration
with
the
French
Research
organisation
INRIA
at
Sophia
Antipolis.
During
the
period
2001-2004,
she
worked
on
a
number
of
EU-funded
projects
in
areas
of
computer
network
security,
Knowledge
Management
for
eGovernment,
eBusiness
and
eLearning
domains.
In
July
2004,
she
joined
the
IS
Unit,
IPTS,
European
Commission´s
DG
JRC.
She
is
currently
working
on
projects
related
to
Cybersecurity
activities
(Future
of
Identity,
Privacy,
Security,
Threat
and
Ambient
Intelligence
Space)
and
on
FIDIS:
Network
of
Excellence
for
the
Future
of
IDentity
in
the
Information
Society.
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ANTHONY
FERRARI
Security
Evaluation
Consultant
-
Trusted
Labs
Anthony
Ferrari
is
Security
Evaluation
Consultant
at
Trusted
Labs,
a
Trusted
Logic
subsidiary
specialized
in
security
services
and
evaluation.
Since
2003,
he
performs
security
analysis
in
the
domain
of
smart
cards
and
mobile
devices,
as
well
as
the
sensitive
applications
for
payment
and
identity.
He
also
participates
to
the
specification
and
the
development
of
security
test
suites,
in
particular
he
has
been
one
of
the
main
contributors
on
the
Carte
Vitale
2nd
Generation
(the
French
Health
card)
test
suite.
Finally,
he
collaborates
to
european
research
activities
about
static
analysis
technics
(Mobius)
and
contract-based
security
mechanisms
(S3MS)
for
mobile
applications
and
services.
He
holds
a
Master
degree
in
Engineering,
Real
Time
Embedded
Systems
and
Mobile
Applications,
from
Nice-Sophia
Antipolis
Polytechnic
School,
France.
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ROBERTO
GARCIA
Assistant
professor
-
University
of
Lleida
Dr.
Roberto
García
(*
1976
in
Barcelona)
got
his
MSc.
in
computer
science
at
the
Universitat
Politecnica
de
Catalunya.
He
has
been
involved
in
Semantic
Web
research
and
development
from
the
beginning
of
his
career
and
since
the
discipline
formally
started.
His
MSc.
thesis,
completed
the
year
2000,
developed
a
distributed
knowledge
management
system
using
Semantic
Web
technologies.
Then,
he
collaborated
in
the
first
steps
of
a
web
and
interactive
systems
company
before
returning
to
the
research
world.
In
2001
he
got
a
research
assistant
position
at
the
Universitat
Pompeu
Fabra
and
carried
out
his
research
in
Semantic
Web
based
multimedia
and
digital
rights
management.
These
research
activities
concluded
with
his
PhD
thesis
in
2006
about
a
Semantic
Web
approach
to
DRM.
He
is
now
an
assistant
professor
at
the
Universitat
de
Lleida.
He
is
also
member
of
a
human-computer
interaction
research
group
with
more
than
15
years
of
experience
in
the
field,
where
he
is
combining
his
previous
research
lines
with
trying
to
get
the
Semantic
Web
in
touch
with
"real-world"
end-users.
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Dr.
NIKOLAOS
GEORGANTAS
Senior
research
scientist
-
INRIA
Dr.
Nikolaos
Georgantas
received
his
degree
in
1996
and
his
Ph.D.
in
2001,
both
in
Electrical
and
Computer
Engineering
from
the
National
Technical
University
of
Athens,
Greece.
He
is
currently
senior
research
scientist
of
INRIA
with
the
ARLES
research
group
at
INRIA-Rocquencourt,
France.
His
research
interests
relate
to
distributed
systems,
middleware,
ubiquitous
computing
systems
and
service
&
network
architectures
for
telecommunication
systems.
He
currently
works
on
ad
hoc
system
interoperability
in
service-oriented
pervasive
computing
environments
based
on
semantic
technologies.
He
has
been
involved
in
a
number
of
European
projects
(ACTS
EXODUS,
ACTS
ACCORD,
IST
Ozone)
and
several
industrial
collaborations
with
the
Greek
and
French
industry.
He
is
currently
leading
the
work
package
related
to
Ambient
Intelligence
middleware
for
the
networked
home
in
the
IST
Amigo
project.
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AHARON
HAUPTMAN
Senior
researcher,
Interdisciplinary
Center
for
Technology
Analysis
and
Forecasting
(ICTAF)
-
Tel-Aviv
University
Aharon
Hauptman
holds
M.Sc
and
Ph.D
degrees
in
Engineering
from
Tel-Aviv
University
(1986)
and
a
B.Sc
from
the
Technion
(Israel
Institute
of
Technology).
His
research
in
Engineering
was
in
theoretical
Hydrodynamics
and
Aerodynamics.
Since
1988
he
is
a
senior
researcher
at
the
Interdisciplinary
Center
for
Technology
Analysis
and
Forecasting
(ICTAF)
at
Tel-Aviv
University,
specializing
in
technology
foresight,
technology
assessment,
knowledge
management
and
evaluation
of
trends
in
emerging
technologies.
He
has
been
involved
in
foresight
activities
within
EU
FP6
projects,
e.g.
emerging
trends
in
nanobiotechnologies
(within
the
network
of
excellence
"Nano-to-Life")
and
the
impact
of
new
technologies
on
e-Government
use
(within
the
project
ELOST).
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XAVIER
HUYSMANS
Lawyer
-
IBBT
IDEM
Xavier
Huysmans
(°1978)
obtained
his
law
degree
at
the
Katholieke
Universiteit
Leuven
in
2001.
He
spent
the
academic
year
2000-2001
as
an
Erasmus
exchange
student
at
the
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Heidelberg
(
Germany).
From
September
2001
till
December
2004,
Xavier
worked
as
lawyer
at
the
Brussels
bar
(Daem
&
Cools,
Janson
Baugniet
and
Altius).
Xavier
joined
K.U.Leuven
ICRI
in
January
2005,
where
he
works
as
legal
researcher
in
the
field
of
Privacy
and
Data
Protection.
Xavier
has
mainly
worked
on
the
topics
of
identity,
identity
management
and
e-government
in
several
European
and
Belgian
Flemish
research
projects.
His
main
topic
of
interest
lays
on
privacy-friendly
identity
management
in
eGovernment
and
beyond.
Since
April
2007,
besides
his
work
in
IBBT
IDEM,
Xavier
heads
the
work
package
on
eGovernment
of
the
FIDIS
project
.
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VALERIE
ISSARNY
Research
director,
Rocquencourt
Research
Unit
-
INRIA
Valerie
Issarny
got
her
PhD
and
her
"habilitation
a
diriger
des
recherches"
in
computer
science
from
the
University
of
Rennes
I
in
1991
and
1997,
respectively.
She
is
currently
"Directrice
de
recherche"
at
INRIA,
working
at
the
Rocquencourt
research
unit.
Since
2002,
she
is
the
head
of
the
INRIA
ARLES
research
team,
which
investigates
solutions
to
architecture-based
development
of
ambient
intelligence
systems.
Her
research
interests
relate
to
distributed
systems,
software
architectures,
mobile
systems
and
middleware,
with
a
special
focus
on
solutions
enabling
the
ambient
intelligence
and/or
pervasive
computing
visions.
She
has
published
numerous
technical
papers
in
the
area
of
distributed
systems
and
software
engineering,
and
has
been
involved
in
a
number
of
European
and
industrial
projects.
She
is
in
particular
currently
coordinating
the
IST
PLASTIC
project
on
providing
dependable
and
adaptive
service
technology
for
pervasive
information
and
communication,
and
she
is
contributing
to
the
IST
Amigo
project
on
ambient
Intelligence
for
the
networked
home
environment.
She
is
further
chairing
the
executive
committee
of
the
AIR&D
consortium
on
Ambient
Intelligence
Research
&
Development.
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MADDY
D.
JANSE
Researcher,
User
System
Interaction
-
Philips
Maddy
D.
Janse
joined
Philips
in
1987
as
a
specialist
in
User
System
Interaction.
In
this
function
she
worked
at
the
CFT,
at
the
IPO
(Institute
for
Perception
Research,
a
joint
venture
between
Philips
Research
and
the
Technical
University
of
Eindhoven)
and
Philips
Research.
Her
main
research
interests
are
in
the
area
of
human
factors,
human
perception
and
behaviour,
user
interface
design
for
easy
access
and
interaction
for
consumer
systems.
She
was
involved
in
the
ACTS
SMASH
and
STORit
projects
and
in
the
ESPRIT
project
FOCUS.
She
has
been
working
on
methodologies
for
subjective
evaluation
of
advisory
systems
for
video
content.
She
has
been
the
project
manager
for
the
IST
NexTV
and
ICE-CREAM
projects,
and
the
IBC
Common
demonstrator
projects.
She
has
been
and
is
an
active
member
in
the
SSA's
AVISTA
and
NEMi.
Currently
she
is
the
project
coordinator
for
the
IST
Amigo
integrated
project.
Since
1998
she
has
been
actively
involved
with
the
organisation
of
a
two-year
postgraduate
Master's
programme
in
User-System
Interaction
at
the
Eindhoven
University
of
Technology,
first
as
the
curriculum
manager
and
currently
as
the
Managing
Director.
Before
joining
Philips
she
worked
at
the
Unisys
Company
(then
Sperry)
in
an
Advanced
Systems
Group
in
Minneapolis
(US)
responsible
for
technology
transfer
between
the
company
and
the
MCC
organisation
in
the
area
of
artificial
intelligence,
expert
systems
and
advanced
user
interface
technology
(1983-1987).
She
has
a
PhD
in
Cognitive
Psychology
-
Human
Problem
Solving
(University
of
Minnesota,
1983)
and
a
graduate
degree
in
Food
Chemistry
and
Technology
(University
of
Wageningen,
NL).
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TOM
KEVENAAR
Engineer
-
Philips
Research
Labs
Tom
Kevenaar
received
his
MSc
and
PhD
degrees
in
Electrical
Engineering
in
1986
and
1993,
respectively,
both
from
the
Eindhoven
University
of
Technology,
the
Netherlands.
After
obtaining
his
PhD
degree,
he
went
to
Hitachi
Central
Research
Labs
in
Tokyo,
Japan
where
he
worked
on
numerical
optimisation
methods
for
the
design
of
analogue
circuits.
In
1996
he
joined
Philips
Research
in
the
Netherlands
to
work
on
a
wide
range
of
simulation
tools
for
the
design
of
analogue
and
RF
circuits.
In
2001,
still
with
Philips
Research,
he
started
working
on
low-power
cryptographic
algorithms
and
standards
and
a
bit
later
joined
the
work
on
robust
key
extraction
from
and
privacy
protection
of
biometrics.
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FRANCOIS
KOEUNE
Senior
researcher,
Cryptography
-
Catholic
University
of
Louvain
François
Koeune
holds
a
PhD
in
cryptography
from
the
Université
catholique
de
Louvain,
and
a
degree
in
company
management.
He
has
been
involved
in
many
cryptography-related
projects,
both
for
private
companies
(DeLaRue,
Alcatel,
Mitsubishi,Belgacom,Safenet...)
and
governmental
organizations
worldwide
(European
Commission,Belgium,
Japan...).
He
is
currently
working
as
a
senior
researcher
at
the
Université
catholique
de
Louvain,
where
he
is
mainly
in
charge
of
applied
research
projects
set
up
and
management.
François
Koeune
is
also
founder
and
CEO
of
K2Crypt,
a
consulting
company
offering
high-level
expertise
in
cryptography
and
security.
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MICHIEL
KRAAK
Consultant
-
Biometric
Expertise
Group
Michiel
Kraak
is
working
as
an
independent
consultant
in
the
field
of
Innovation
Management
and
specialises
in
biometrics
as
an
associate
of
the
Biometric
Expertise
Group.
In
his
definition,
Innovation
Management
encompasses
the
business
aspects
of
front-running
and
break-through
technologies,
including
business
planning
en
development,
corporate
structure
and
finance
and
intellectual
property
rights.
Currently
he
advises
several
members
from
the
industry
and
the
central
and
local
government
in
The
Netherlands
on
the
business
application
of
biometrics.
Among
them
are
the
City
Council
of
Amsterdam
and
the
National
Co-ordinator
for
Counterterrorism,
where
he
acts
as
a
programme
manager.
Formerly,
he
has
been
the
CEO
of
Dartagnan
Biometric
Solutions
and
a
board
member
of
Joh.
Enschedé,
a
Dutch
security
printing
company.
Dr.
Kraak
holds
a
PhD
in
Electrical
Engineering
of
Delft
University
of
Technology.
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BRUNO
LEGEARD
Chief
Technology
Officer
-
LEIRIOS
Bruno
Legeard
is
Chief
Technology
Officer
of
LEIRIOS
and
Professor
of
Software
Engineering
at
the
University
of
Franche-Comté
(
France).
Dr.
Legeard
is
co-author
of
the
book
"Practical
Model-Based
Testing
-
A
tools
approach"
-
Elsevier/2006,
and
of
more
than
50
journal
papers
and
refereed
conference
publications
in
the
domain
of
software
validation,
model-based
testing
and
test
automation.
He
started
working
on
model-based
testing
in
the
mid
1990's
and
is
one
of
the
designers
of
the
LEIRIOS
Test
Generator™
model-based
testing
tool.
He
has
extensive
experience
in
applying
model-based
testing
to
smart
card
software,
e-transaction
applications
and
information
systems.
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SERGE
MIRANDA
Professor,
Dept
of
Computer
Science
-
University
of
Nice
Sophia
Antipolis
Serge
Miranda
is
Professor
of
Computer
Science
at
the
University
of
Nice
Sophia
Antipolis
(UNSA),
France,
a
position
he
has
held
since
October
1983
after
a
PH-D
in
Toulouse
University
(France)
and
an
MS
at
UCLA
(Univ.
of
California,
Los
Angeles)
with
an
INRIA
research
scholarship.
Serge
Miranda
has
authored
or
coauthored
more
than
100
publications
(60
in
English),
and
published
six
successful
French
books
on
databases
(15
Editions).
The
6th
one
on
object-relational
data
bases
and
related
standards
was
published
by
Dunod
on
October
2002.
He
has
been
invited
in
more
than
60
countries
to
give
research
and
strategic
seminars
on
IT
technology
and
data
base
systems.
He
is
presently
director
of
(Master)
MBDS
the
highest
French
University
graduate
degree
devoted
to
data
base
systems,
wireless
Internet
and
enterprise
computing
with
huge
involvement
of
industry
partners
at
the
world
level
(Oracle,
Sun,
Microsoft,.).
MBDS
he
founded
in
1992,
is
unique
in
Europe
by
its
original
framework
of
industry
partnership
based
upon
a
tutored
prototyping
project
of
500
hours
as
kernel
of
the
curriculum.
Every
student
receives
industry
scholarships
to
build
prototypes
under
contracts.
MBDS
is
fully
supported
by
every
DB
vendor
and
IT
world
company
along
with
multimedia
and
telcos
companies
since
2000.
Five
full
time
engineers
sponsored
by
industry
are
working
with
the
24
graduate
students
and
university
faculty.
MBDS
is
located
in
the
science
park
of
Sophia
Antipolis
(the
European
Telecom
valley)
which
is
the
oldest
in
Europe.
Several
world-premiere
in
the
area
of
wireless
information
services
were
performed
at
MBDS
in
the
last
5
years:
the
first
UMTS
car
with
Mercedes
in
June
2002
demonstrated
in
Berlin,
Monaco,
Singapore
(just
google
"MBDS"
and
"Mercedes"),
NFC
applications
for
hotels
and
rental
cars
in
2005
with
Amadeus,
Oracle,
Siemens
VDO
and
Renault,
robots
for
elderly
people
management
at
home
in
2006
with
Robosoft,
Microsoft,
GDF,
..,
NFC
payment
applications
in
2007
with
Credit
Agricole,
IBM,
Nokia
and
Philips...
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PIERRE
PARADINAS
CNAM
/
INRIA
Pierre
Paradinas
is
Professor
at
Cnam
(Paris)
and
owned
the
"chair
of
Embedded
and
Mobile
Systems".
He
received
a
PhD
in
Computer
Science
from
the
University
of
Lille (France)
in
1988
on
smart
cards
and
health
application.
He
was
one
of
the
Biocarte
founders;
this
company
was
involved
in
the
design,
development
and
distribution
of
patient
cards.
Pierre
Paradinas
joined
Gemplus
in
1989,
and
was
successively
researcher,
internal
technology
audit,
Advanced
Product
Manager
and
launched
the
card
based
on
Data
Base
engine
(CQL),
Director
of
a
common
research
lab
with
universities
and
National
Research
center
(RD2P).
He
set
up
the
Gemplus
Software
Research
Lab
in
1996.
He
was
also
appointed
technology
partnership
Director
in
2001
and
based
in
California
until
June
2003. He
was
the
Gemplus
representative
at
W3C,
ISO/AFNOR,
Open
Card
Framework
and
Java
Community
Process,
co-editor
of
the
part
7
of
ISO7816,
director
of
the
European
funded
project
Cascade
project
where
the
first
32-Risc
microprocessor
with
Java
Card
was
issued.
He
owns
20
years
of
experience
in
smart
cards
technology
and
is
deeply
involved
in
the
technology
and
research
of
smart
cards,
as
program
committee
member
(Chair
of
the
CARDIS'04)
and
expert
for
European
Commission
and
French
government.
Nowday
is
Director
of
Technology
Development
at
Inria:
the
national
institute
for
research
in
computer
science
and
control,
operating
under
the
dual
authority
of
the
Ministry
of
Research
and
the
Ministry
of
Industry,
is
dedicated
to
fundamental
and
applied
research
in
information
and
communication
science
and
technology
(ICST).
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JEAN-JACQUES
QUISQUATER
Professor,
Laboratory
for
Microelectronics
(DICE)
-
Catholic
University
of
Louvain
Jean-Jacques
Quisquater
is
professor
of
cryptography
and
multimedia
security
at the
Laboratory
for
Microelectronics
(DICE),
Department
of
Electrical
Engineering,
Catholic
University
of
Louvain,
Louvain-la-Neuve,
Belgium,
where
he
is
responsible
of
many
projects
related
to
smart
cards,
to
secure
protocols
for
communications,
digital
signatures,
payTV,
protection
of
copyrights
and
security
tools
for
electronic
commerce,
including
the
most
theoretical
and
mathematical
aspects
to
the
applied
ones.
He
is
responsible
for
the
well-known
group
"UCL
Crypto
Group"
(14
PhD
students,
5
postdocs).
From
September
2001
till
September
2004,
he
was
the
head
(director)
of
the
Microelectronics
Laboratory
at
UCL
(department
of
electricity).
He
published
about
170
scientific
papers
and
20
patents
including
the
well-known
GQ
protocol used
by
millions
of
computers
in
the
world
(Netware).
Since
1980
he
is
working
in
the
field
of
the
security
for
smart
cards
(first
smart
card
with
DES,
first
smart
card
including
a
coprocessor
for
RSA).
1970-1991
:
scientist
at
the
research
laboratory
of
Philips
(
Brussels,
next
Louvain-la-Neuve) .
Head
of
the
cryptologic
research
group
(7
persons).
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ALBERTO
SANNA
R&D
and
Business
Development
Manager,
"e-Services
for
Life
and
Health"
-
Scientific
Institute
H
San
Raffaele
After
graduating
in
Nuclear
Engineering
in
1991,
I
joined
the
Scientific
Institute
H
San
Raffaele
in
Milan
where
I'm
currently
the
R&D
and
Business
Development
Manager
of
the
"
e-Services
for
Life
and
Health"
Unit:
in
charge
of
the
design
and
development
of
innovative
health
services,
and
related
business
models,
based
on
personalized
medicine
and
wellbeing.
I
am
currently
Project
Manager
of
several
European
Commission
funded
Projects
such
as:
FP5-IST,
12040
-
DRIVE
"Drug
In
Virtual
Enterprise"
:
end-to-end
integration
of
clinical
and
logistic
services
in
the
drug
supply
chain,
from
Manufacturer
to
Patient
bedside
based
on
Tag
RFID.
FP6-IST,
507019
"
PIPS
"Personalised
Information
Platform
for
life
&
health
Services"
aimed
to
deliver
personalized
medicine-based
services
to
promote
healthier
lifestyle
and
prevention
in
everyday
life.
FP6-IST,
033506
"
ANGEL
"Advanced
Network
embedded
platform
as
a
Gateway
to
Enhance
quality
of
Life":
indoor
ambient
intelligence
aimed
at
delivering
personalized
wellbeing
services
to
home
and
workplace.
Apart
from
the
above
projects,
am
also
Team
Leader
for
PRIME
"Privacy
and
Identity
Management
for
Europe",
another
EC
funded
project:
focuses
on
solutions
for
privacy-enhancing
identity
management
that
supports
end-users'
sovereignty
over
their
private
sphere
and
enterprises'
privacy-compliant
data
processing.
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MICHAEL
SETTON
Director
-
Cyberfab
Michael
Setton
graduated
from
the
National
Institute
of
Applied
Sciences
in
Lyon
in
1986
and
obtained
a
PhD
from
the
University
of
Pennsylvania,
USA,
in
1990.
He
has
11
years
of
experience
in
the
semiconductor
industry
and
was
worldwide
technology
manager
for
a
$200
million
account
of
a
US
equipment
vendor.
He
founded
Cyberfab
in
2001
at
first
for
remote
monitoring
of
production
equipment
using
wireless
communications
and
the
Internet.
Since
2003,
the
company
has
focused
its
development
efforts
on
real
time
physiological
measurements
and
communication
using
Bluetooth
sensors
and
mobile
phones
for
sports
and
wellness
applications.
Michael
is
interested
in
issues
such
as
ultra
low
power,
security,
location
aware
web
services
and
interoperability
for
sensor
networks.
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DAVID
SIMPLOT-RYL
Professor
-
The
Fundamental
Computer
Science
Laboratory
of
Lille
(LIFL)
David
SIMPLOT-RYL
received
the
Graduate
Engineer
degree
in
computer
science,
automation,
electronic
and
electrical
engineering,
a
MSc
and
PhD
degrees
in
computer
science
from
the
University
of
Lille,
France,
in
1993
and
1997,
respectively.
In
1998,
he
joined
the
Fundamental
Computer
Science
Laboratory
of
Lille
(LIFL),
France,
where
he
is
currently
professor.
He
receives
the
Habilitation
degree
from
University
of
Lille,
France,
in
2003.
His
research
interests
include
sensor
and
mobile
ad
hoc
networks,
mobile
and
distributed
computing,
embedded
operating
systems,
smart
objects,
RFID
technologies.
Recently,
he
mainly
contributes
to
international
standardization
about
RFID
tag
identification
protocols
in
partnership
with
Gemplus
and
TagSys
companies.
He
writes
scientific
papers,
book
chapters
and
patents
and
he
received
Best
paper
award
at
9th
Intl.
Conference
on
Personal
Wireless
Communications
(PWC
2004).
He
is
managing
editor
of
Ad
Hoc
and
Sensor
Wireless
Networks:
An
International
Journal
(Old
City
Publishing).
He
is
currently
associate
editor
of
International
Journal
of
Computers
and
Applications
(Acta
Press),
International
Journal
of
Wireless
and
Mobile
Computing
(Inderscience)
and
International
Journal
of
Parallel,
Emergent
and
Distributed
Systems
(Taylor
&
Francis).
He
is
also
guest
editor
of
several
special
issues:
IEEE
Network
Magazine
(IEEE
Communication
Society),
Ad
Hoc
Networks
Journal
(Elsevier),
International
Journal
on
Wireless
Mobile
Computing
(Inderscience),
International
Journal
of
Computers
and
Applications
(Acta
Press),
International
Journal
of
Parallel,
Emergent
and
Distributed
Systems,
International
Journal
of
Wireless
and
Mobile
Computing,
and
IEEE
Transactions
on
Parallel
and
Distributed
Systems
(IEEE
Computer
Society).
He
was
also
chair
or
co-chair
for
international
workshops
at
IEEE
Int.
Conf.
on
Distributed
Computing
and
Systems
ICDCS
2004-2005
(WWAN
2004-2005),
International
Conference
on
Parallel
and
Distributed
Systems
ICPADS-2005
(SaNSO
2005)
and
2nd
IEEE
International
Conference
on
Mobile
Ad-hoc
and
Sensor
Systems
IEEE
MASS
2005
(LOCAN
2005).
He
is
program
committee
member
at
a
number
of
international
conferences
and
workshops,
such
as
WLN
2003-5,
IFIP
MOBIS
2004-5,
IEEE
MASS
2004,
WONS
2005-6,
ICPADS-2005,
UISW
2005,
MED-HOC-NET
2005,
AINA
2006
and
RTNS'2006.
He
is
scientific
leader
of
the
POPS
research
group,
common
project
of
LIFL/CNRS
and
INRIA
Futurs.
He
is
scientific
coordinator
of
the
national
CNRS
project
RECAP
on
sensor
and
self-organizing
networks.
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MAX
SNIJDER
Director
-
Biometric
Expertise
Group
Max
Snijder
is
one
of
the
leading
independent
biometrics
experts
in
Europe.
His
practical
experience
and
integrated
approach
has
lead
to
an
overall
view
on
the
biometrics
business.
This
includes
strategic
aspects
of
biometrics
deployments
(like
costs/benefits,
risk
analysis
and
business
models),
as
well
as
issues
on
functional
requirements,
use
cases
and
processes.
In
the
field
of
testing
and
certification
of
biometric
equipment
and
systems
he
plays
an
important
role
in
the
MTIT
Project
on
finger
print
template
interoperability
testing
and
in
the
setting
up
of
an
European
network
of
testing
and
certification
organizations.
After
a
career
as
entrepreneur
in
the
not-for-profit
sector
Max
Snijder
became
one
of
the
pioneers
of
biometrics
in
the
Netherlands.
After
several
years
of
extensive
experience
with
numerous
biometric
projects
like
Privium
at
Schiphol
Airport,
he
founded
the
Biometric
Expertise
Group
in
2004
with
the
purpose
of
bringing
together
the
fragmented
knowledge
and
experience
in
the
field
of
biometrics.
His
network
of
experts
cover
all
relevant
areas
of
biometrics,
from
strategic
to
operational,
from
legal
to
technical.
As
an
expert
himself
he
is
involved
in
several
projects
and
consortia,
ranging
from
passports
and
visa
to
large
scale
watch
list
applications
and
physical
access
control.
Today,
Max
Snijder
is
involved
in
the
key
areas
of
the
biometrics
business.
On
European
level
he
is
involved
in
numerous
workshops,
committees
and
expert
groups.
As
independent
consultant
he
is
frequently
being
hired
to
review,
supervise
and
monitor
projects
that
involve
biometrics.
He
works
for
several
European
member
states'
governments
as
well
as
for
the
European
Commission.
Max
Snijder
is
member
of
several
high
level
bodies,
like
the
Consortium
on
Security
and
Technology
of
the
EastWest
Institute,
The
Porvoo
Group,
the
CEN
Working
Group
on
Integrated
Border
Management,
CEN
Biometric
Focus
Group.
He
is
Founding
Member
of
the
IFIP
Working
Group
on
Identity
Management.
For
conferences,
seminars
and
exhibitions
he
frequently
invited
to
support
in
setting
up
the
program.
As
such
he
is
member
of
the
scientific
committee
of
the
World
eID
Conference.
He
is
frequently
being
invited
himself
to
speak
and
chair
at
strategic
meetings,
such
as
the
Security
Defense
Agenda,
the
Dutch
Innovation
Platform,
which
is
chaired
by
the
Dutch
Prime
Minister,
and
at
conferences
such
as
Biometrics
2006,
Homeland
Security
Europe
2006/2007,
Advanced
ID
Systems
Europe
2007,
the
Global
Biometrics
Summit
2006
and
many
others.
Max
Snijder
is
member
of
the
European
Privacy
Institute
Initiative.
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MASSIMO
TISTARELLI
Professor,
department
of
Architecture
and
Planning
-
University
of
Sassari
Massimo
Tistarelli
was
born
on
November
11,
1962
in
Genoa
,
Italy
.
He
received
a
degree
in
Electronic
Engineering
from
the
University
of
Genoa,
Italy
in
1987
and
the
Phd
in
Computer
Science
and
Robotics
in
1991
from
the
same
university.
Since
1986
he
has
been
involved
as
project
coordinator
and
task
manager
in
several
projects
on
computer
vision
and
image
analysis
funded
by
the
European
Community.
During
1986,
1991
and
1996
he
has
been
visiting
the
Department
of
Computer
Science,
Trinity
College
,
Dublin
Ireland
,
developing
methodologies
aimed
at
the
investigation
of
low-level
visual
processes.
In
1989
he
was
a
visiting
scientist
at
Thinking
Machines
Co.
and
MIT
in
Cambridge
,
Massachusetts
,
developing
parallel
algorithms
for
dynamic
image
processing
on
the
Connection
Machine
system.
Since
1994
he
has
been
the
director
of
the
Computer
Vision
Laboratory
at
the
Department
of
Communication,
Computer
and
Systems
Science
of
the
University
of
Genoa
,
leading
several
national
and
European
projects
on
computer
vision
applications
and
image-based
biometrics.
His
main
research
interests
cover
biological
and
artificial
vision
(particularly
in
the
area
of
recognition
and
dynamic
scene
analysis),
biometrics,
robotic
navigation
and
visuo-motor
coordination.
He
is
author
of
more
than
70
papers
in
scientific
conferences
andinternational
journals.
In
2000
he
was
the
chairman
for
the
International
workshop
on
"Advances
in
Facial
Image
Analysis
and
Recognition
Technology"
and
in
2002
for
the
International
workshop
on
"Biometric
Authentication".
He
was
associate
editor
for
the
journal
Image
and
Vision
Computing.
He
is
the
director
for
the
International
Summer
School
for
Advanced
Studies
in
Biometrics
held
in
Alghero
,
Italy,
in
2003,
2005
and
2006.
He
is
member
of
the
program
committee
in
severeal
international
conferences
on
computer
vision
and
image
analysis.
Massimo
Tistarelli
is
currently
Full
Professor
in
Computer
Science
at
the
Department
of
Architecture
and
Planning
at
the
University
of
Sassari,
Italy.
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RAYMOND
VELDHUIS
Associate
professor
-
Twente
University
Raymond
Veldhuis
was
born
in
The
Netherlands
in
1955.
He
received
his
engineer
degree
in
Electrical
Engineering
in
1981
from
the
University
of
Twente,
The
Netherlands.
From
1982
until
1992
he
worked
as
a
researcher
at
Philips
Research
Laboratories
in
Eindhoven
in
various
areas
of
digital
signal
processing,
such
as
audio
and
video
signal
restoration
and
audio
source
coding.
In
1988
he
received
the
PhD
degree
from
Nijmegen
University
on
a
thesis
entitled
Adaptive
Restoration
of
Lost
Samples
in
Discrete-Time
Signals
and
Digital
Images.
From
1992
until
2001
he
worked
at
the
IPO
(
Institute
of
Perception
Research)
Eindhoven
in
speech
signal
processing
and
speech
synthesis.
From
1998
until
2001
he
was
programme
manager
of
the
Spoken
Language
Interfaces
research
programme.
He
is
now
an
associate
professor
at
Twente
University,
working
in
the
fields
of
biometrics
and
signal
processing
and
leading
a
team
of
11
researchers
in
this
area.
The
team
is
involved
in
8
national
and
international
projects
in
the
field
of
biometrics.
Raymond
Veldhuis
has
published
over
90
papers
in
international
conferences
and
journals
and
has
20
patents
in
the
field
of
sound,
image
and
speech
processing.
He
is
also
co-author
of
the
book
An
Introduction
to
Source
Coding,
Prentice
Hall,
and
author
of
the
book
Restoration
of
Lost
Samples
in
Digital
Signals,
Prentice
Hall.
His
expertise
involves
digital
signal
processing
for
audio,
images
and
speech;
statistical
pattern
recognition
and
biometrics.
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ERIC
VETILLARD
CTO
-
Trusted
Labs
Eric
Vetillard
is
the
CTO
of
Trusted
Labs,
a
spin-off
from
Trusted
Logic
that
provides
security-related
services.
He
is
in
particular
responsible
for
the
security
evaluation
of
embedded
Java
platforms
and
applications
(Java
Card,
J2ME).
Before
that,
he
has
been
Chief
Architect
at
Trusted
Logic,
and
Java
Architect
at
Gemplus.
He
has
been
an
active
member
of
the
Java
Card
Forum
since
its
inception
in
1997,
and
he
has
contributed
to
all
Java
Card
specifications.
Eric
chairs
the
Java
Card
Forum's
Technical
Committee
since
the
end
of
2006.
Eric
Vetillard
is
a
regular
speaker
at
JavaOne,
eSmart,
and
other
technical
conferences.
He
holds
a
M.S.
from
Florida
State
University,
and
a
Ph.D.
from
the
University
of
Marseille.
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