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Tanvir Hossain

Tanvir Hossain

PhD Researcher, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

University of Kansas

Hardware security

Side-channel analysis

Microelectronics trust

Secure COTS processors

I’m a PhD researcher in Electrical Engineering at the University of Kansas, working on hardware security and microelectronics trust. My research develops techniques to detect hardware Trojans and protect sensitive computation on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) processors using side-channel analysis, electromagnetic monitoring, and secure encoding.

Research focus

Hardware security: detecting and mitigating vulnerabilities in COTS ICs with formal verification and side-channel methods
Secure hardware design: attack-resilient architectures and cryptographic strategies for untrusted silicon
Engineering education: NSF-supported gamified modules that teach computer hardware fundamentals on FPGAs and embedded boards

My Vision

This platform serves as a dedicated space for my research activities in microelectronics, circuit design, and hardware security. I aim to share insights from my research and academic works, including research findings, project developments, and technical discussions. Occasionally, I will also explore philosophical perspectives and broader academic themes through blog posts.

I share research notes, tutorials, and broader reflections on the blog. If you’re interested in collaboration, please get in touch.

Tanvir Hossain

Research focus

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