Research

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With more than a decade of research experience within both academia and industry, I have co-authored 85+ research papers and 30+ Japanese patents. My publications have been cited more than 3,000 times setting my overall h-index to 25 (source: Google Scholar). My current research is based on a user-empowering view of computational trust in human-machine interactions; and the role of computational trust in security, privacy and artificial intelligence. I like working on complex problems that require multi-disciplinary approaches.

Publications

I am currently experimenting with a new way of presenting a subset of publications on this website, see publications. The publications are parsed from my BibTeX file and formatted using a custom template through a tool called BibTera, which I am developing.

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Background

Computational trust: in particular the decisional perspective of trust.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): trust and AI, local AI, neuro-symbolic AI, amongst others.
Privacy and security: privacy-preserving computation, confidential computing, post-quantum cryptography, and so on.
Distributed systems: distributed consensus, distributed ledger technologies, and so on.

Also, interested in a variety of other topics, which may be sometimes seen as distractions!

Senior Researcher at Hitachi R&D, Japan (2018-present)
Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Sussex, UK (2010-present)

Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (University of Sussex, UK, 2010)
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Computer Systems Engineering (University of Sussex, UK, 2004)