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Dr. Arsenia (Ersi) Chorti

Dr. Arsenia (Ersi) Chorti,
ETIS, UMR 8051,
6, Avenue du Ponceau,
95000, Cergy-Pontoise,
France

arsenia.chorti@ensea.fr




Affiliations
Professor at the ENSEA (Communications and Imaging (ICI) Group of the ETIS Lab UMR8051, CY Cergy Paris Université, ENSEA, CNRS), Research Fellow at the Barkhausen Institut, Visiting Research Scholar at Princeton University and IEEE Distinghuished Lecturer (2024-2025). Have a look at my recent profile interview at the IEEE ComSoc Women’s Video Series Production . Recent distinctions include my inclusion in the list of 100 Brilliant and Inspiting Women in 6G .
Two Postdoc positions available on Semantic and Context Aware 6G Security, details here!

Research Interests
My research spans the areas of wireless communications and the design of security schemes for 5G and 6G with a particular focus on physical layer security. The research topics I currently work on include: context aware security, wireless security, 6G and IoT, intrusion detection in IoT networks, machine learning for communications, non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA), faster than Nyquist signalling. A few thoughts on How Physicality Enables Trust: A New Era of Trust-Centered Cyberphysical Systems from our recent work work with Stephanie Gil, Michal Yemini, Angelia Nedić, H. Vincent Poor and Andrea J. Goldsmith

Physical Layer Security Challenge
To showcase the feasibility of Physical Layer Security (PLS) for 6G, we have announced the first ever PLS security challenge, (Globecom 2023), joint work with A. Mayya, M. Mitev and G. Fettweis A SKG Security Challenge: Indoor SKG Under an On-The-Shoulder Eavesdropping Attack

Research Projects
Ongoing projects Recently completed projects Expert evaluator
Current Advisees
  • PhD student Solomon Orduen Yese, funding from the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), Nigeria, working on Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), co-supervised with Dr. S. Berri (CYU, ETIS)
  • PhD student Angelo Passah, funding from SRV ENSEA, working on Resilient and Trustworthy Positioning and Physical Layer Security for 6G Systems, co-supervised with Prof. R. Delamare, PUC Rio
  • PhD student Hussein Awada, funding from ED ETIS, working on Network slicing for B5G, co-supervised with Dr. S. Berri (CYU)
  • Postdoc Dr. Thuy Pham, Barkhausen Institut (funding from state of Saxony), working on physical layer security for 6G, co-advised with Prof. R. Schaeffer and Prof. G. Fettweis
  • PhD student Amitha Mayya, Barkhausen Institut (state of Saxony), working on physical layer security for 6G, co-advised with Prof. R. Schaeffer and Prof. G. Fettweis
  • Prospective PhD students interested in pursuing research in any topic in context aware wireless communications, physical layer security and 6G are encouraged to contact me by e-mail.

    Former Advisees
  • Dr. Sotiris Skaperas, "Data analysis and forecasting models for flexible resource management in 5th generation networks", co-advised with Dr. L. Mamatas, University of Macedonia in Thessaloniki, Greece
  • Dr. Miroslav Mitev, "Physical layer security for the Internet of things", co-advised with Dr. M. Reed, University of Essex, UK
  • Mr. Cornelius Saiki, Master by Research (MSD), Sep. 2015, University of Essex
  • Dr. Bello Mouktar, "Meeting delay and security constraints in 6G wireless networks", co-advised with Prof. I. Fijalkow, ENSEA, FR
  • Dr. Gustavo Alonso Nunez Segura, "Cooperative Intrusion Detection System for Software Defined Wireless Sensor Networks", co-advised with Prof. Cintia Borges Margi, University of Sao Paolo, Brazil
  • Dr. Mahdi Shakiba Herfeh, project ELIOT
  • Dr. Murali Srinivisan, project PHEBE