Name: Bart

Family Name: JACOBS

Affiliation: University of Nijmegen

Personal web-site: www.cs.ru.nl/B.Jacobs

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Short BIO

Prof. dr. Bart Jacobs studied mathematics and philosophy at Nijmegen. He got his PhD in 1991, also at Nijmegen, in the area of theoretical computer science. He worked at universities of Cambridge (UK) and Utrecht, and at the Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science in Amsterdam. In 1996 Jacobs returned to Nijmegen where, since 2002, he is full professor in the area of security and correctness of software. With his researchgroup he has worked over the last few years on a number of societally relevant topics such as chipcards (eg. in passports and transport), electronic voting and privacy. Since 2005 Jacobs is also professor at the Technical University Eindhoven, for one day per week. In 2007 he was a member of the "Korthals Altes" committe that advice on the future of the voting process in the Netherlands.

On-line publications

W. de Jonge and B. Jacobs, Privacy-friendly Electronic Traffic Pricing via Commits. Workshop Formal Aspects in Security and Trust (FAST), Malaga, oct. 2008. Version of the LNCS (post) proceedings.

F. Garcia, G. de Koning Gans, R. Muijrers, P. van Rossum, R. Verdult, R. Wichers Schreur and B. Jacobs, Dismantling Mifare Classic. In: Proceedings of ESORICS 2008, LNCS 5283, Springer, 2008, p.97-114.

B. Jacobs, De Menselijke Maat in ICT, 2007. Free online book, in Dutch.
 

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