KSIS Lab
Projects
KSIS Lab develops research projects across secure computing, intelligent systems, computer architecture, cybersecurity, cryptography, hardware acceleration, and applied AI systems.
Research Projects
Ongoing and active research projects from the lab, spanning hardware, software, and applied AI.
Chiplet-Knight
Research on rethinking and designing security support for chiplet-based architectures, targeting trusted computing base reduction, secure die-to-die interconnects, and coherence hardening.
Learn moreCompetition-style Sorting Networks
Defined and evaluated the Competition-based Sorting Network (CSN) framework for hardware accelerators, achieving up to 11× gain over bitonic sort on FPGA and 3.32× speedup on GPU.
Learn moreTIC Compression
A KU-funded project designing and evaluating a lightweight Plain-text Incremental Compression (TIC) technique with fast lookup ability, targeting hardware-level deployment in memory-constrained systems.
Learn morePrivacy Violation Detection for Instant Messaging Platforms
A KFAS-funded project developing machine learning techniques to dynamically learn user privacy preferences and automatically detect when sensitive image content is at risk of inappropriate disclosure in instant messaging platforms.
Learn moreAquaculture AI
A KFAS-funded project developing automated machine learning systems for disease prediction and intelligent monitoring in Kuwait's aquaculture sector, in collaboration with the Kuwait Institute of Scientific Research.
Learn moreQuantum Federated Learning
Research direction combining quantum computing and federated learning for security-oriented applications.
Learn moreAdversarial Robustness in Machine Learning
Research on robustness of machine learning models under adversarial conditions.
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