EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Cyber Security

Organization profile

Organisation profile

Interdisciplinary centre for doctoral training (CDT) for a new generation of researchers to tackle cyber security issues in the large-scale, hyper-connected infrastructures of the future.

Based at the University of Bristol and University of Bath, we offer a unique interdisciplinary PhD programme: resolving the trust, identity, privacy and security issues for large-scale infrastructure (TIPS-at-scale) and protecting our everyday services such as water, power, transportation and manufacturing.

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    Profiles

    Photo of Andre Barrinha

    Andre Barrinha

    Person: Academic

    20042021
    Photo of Dimo Dimov

    Dimo Dimov

    Person: Academic

    20042022
    No photo of Mike Fraser

    Mike Fraser

    Person: Academic

    19982021

    Projects

    Co-developing biomechanics feedback methods to improve treatment for people living with axSpA

    Rouse, P., Cazzola, D., Jones, S. & Sengupta, R.

    21/02/20 → 31/08/23

    Project: Research-related funding

    Utility of a Self-monitoring smartphone platform in the management of axSpA

    Rouse, P., Cazzola, D., Jones, S. & Sengupta, R.

    10/02/20 → 31/08/23

    Project: Research-related funding

    Cyber-diplomacy: foreign policy in the digital age

    Barrinha, A.

    The Leverhulme Trust

    1/10/19 → 31/08/21

    Project: UK charity

    Research Output

    Changing emotional engagement with running through communal self-tracking: The implications of ‘teleoaffective shaping’ for public health,

    Spotswood, F., Shankar, A. & Piwek, L., 12 Feb 2020, In : Sociology of Health and Illness.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    Detecting Psychological Change through Mobilizing Interactions and Changes in Extremist Linguistic Style

    Smith, L. G. E., Wakeford, L., Cribbin, T., Barnett, J. & Hou, W. K., 8 Feb 2020, In : Computers in Human Behavior. 108, p. 1-49 49 p., 106298.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    Editorial

    Gibson, S. & Smith, L. G. E., 2 Jan 2020, In : British Journal of Social Psychology. 59, 1, p. 1-3 3 p.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial

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