Projects

VESSEDIA will develop a methodology that allows one to adopt and use source code analysis tools efficiently and produce similar benefits in other application domains of lower criticality than for highly-critical applications (i.e. an exhaustive analysis and extraction of faults).

EPIC aims to develop a new generation of Forward-Error-Correction (FEC) codes to enable practical wireless Tb/s link technology—corresponding to a 10x–100x throughput improvement over the SoA. The EPIC concept and methodology is shaped by the key finding that routine progress in silicon technology in the next decade will not be sufficient to allow FEC implementations to break the Tb/s barrier; Tb/s FEC will require not only help from silicon technology but also major innovations in FEC algorithm design and implementation domains.

The main objective of the project is the development of a system for timely detection, classification and understanding of the intentions of suspected air targets. The system will also provide a prediction of the landing site or dropping zone. ALFA will contribute to the many EU goals regarding border security

Developing a heterogeneous microsystem integration platform which facilitates high volume manufacturing of compact, reliable, energy-efficient and advanced-performance millimeter-wave and THz systems at drastically reduced costs. M3TERA will produce a primary technology prototype, develop a system-in-package concept and enable a manufacturable and efficient technology transfer.

Safe4RAIL results will encourage interoperability, efficiency, safety and secure interconnection of technical solutions among European railway providers, boosting the worldwide competitiveness and preserving the global leadership of the European transport industry.

The PrECISE project is a pilot project that combines hypothesis-driven strategies with data-driven analysis in a novel mathematical and computational methodology for the integration of genomic, epigenetic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and clinical data with the goal of risk-stratifying patients and suggesting personalized therapeutic interventions.

Researching and deriving the advantages obtained by introducing PUF technology into PRS design, focusing on both the end product itself as well as the manufacturing process. The project analyzes PRS constraints and requirements and combine these with the intrinsic PUF security and cost benefits to obtain architectural building blocks that will serve as a basis for prototyping but also as reference to analyze potential side-channel attacks and countermeasures to protect against these

The protection of hardware systems against counterfeiting, cloning, tampering, reverse engineering and insertion of malicious components using hardware-based cryptography and security building blocks, security architectures, protocols, algorithms, design and evaluation principles. Developing solutions to the counterfeiting problem that are supported by strong, novel and consistent design and evaluation methods for multi-level security.

Hint will develop a solution to implement a common framework for a system’s integrity checking based on Trusted Computing technologies. The consortium will demonstrate the capabilities of the developed technologies on real-life applications. HINT will also prepare the adoption of the proposed technologies by future Common Criteria evaluation schemes.