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|  Thulitha Senevirathna received the degree for bachelor of the science in
electrical and information engineering from University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka.
He is currently pursuing the PhD degree affiliated to the school of computer
science in University College Dublin. His research interests include machine
learning, explainable AI and AI security in B5G applications.
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|  Vinh Hoa La is currently a R&D Engineer and a project manager for the EU
H2020 SPATIAL project at Montimage, an innovative company located in Paris. He
received his engineering degree in Information and Communication Systems at
Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) in 2012 and the Master
degree at UPMC-Paris 6 in 2013. In 2016, he was honored the title Doctorate of
Telecom SudParis /Univeristy Paris Saclay. His research interests include
Security Monitoring, 5G/IoT/Sensors Network Security and Root-cause Analysis.
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|  Samuel Marchal is a Senior Data Scientist and Team Lead in the Artificial
Intelligence Center of Excellence (AICE) at WithSecure Corporation, where he
leads the research and development on adversarial machine learning. He is also
a Research Fellow in the Secure Systems Research Group at Aalto University. He
received the engineer’s and M.Sc. degree from TELECOM Nancy, France, and the
Ph.D. degree from the University of Luxembourg. His research focuses on
discovering security vulnerabilities and improving the security of machine
learning-based systems. He also designs novel solutions that leverage machine
learning to improve system and network security.
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|  Bartlomiej Siniarski (Member, IEEE) is currently a post doctoral researcher
and a project manager for the EU H2020 SPATIAL project at University Colelge
Dublin. He completed his undergraduate studies in Computer Science at
University College Dublin (Ireland) and University of New South Wales
(Australia). He was awarded with a doctoral degree in 2018. He has a
particular interest and experience in the design of the IoT networks and in
particular collecting, storing and analysing data gathered from intelligent
sensors. Furthermore, he was actively involved in MSCA-ITN-ETN, ICT-52-2020
and H2020-SU-DS-2020 projects which are focused on solving problems in the
area of network security, performance and management in 5G and B5G networks.
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|  Madhusanka Liyanage (Senior Member, IEEE) is an Assistant Professor/Ad
Astra Fellow and Director of Graduate Research at the School of Computer
Science, University College Dublin, Ireland. He is also acting as a
Docent/Adjunct Professor at the Center for Wireless Communications, University
of Oulu, Finland, and Honorary Adjunct Professor at the Department of
Electrical and Information Engineering, University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka. He
received his Doctor of Technology degree in communication engineering from the
University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland, in 2016. From 2011 to 2012, he worked as a
Research Scientist at the I3S Laboratory and Inria, Sophia Antipolis, France.
He was also a recipient of the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Individual Fellowship and Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Fellowship during
2018-2020. During 2015-2018, he has been a Visiting Research Fellow at the
CSIRO, Australia, the Infolabs21, Lancaster University, U.K., Computer Science
and Engineering, The University of New South Wales, Australia, School of IT,
University of Sydney, Australia, LIP6, Sorbonne University, France and
Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Oxford, U.K. He is also a
senior member of IEEE. In 2020, he received the ”2020 IEEE ComSoc Outstanding
Young Researcher” award by IEEE ComSoc EMEA. In 2021, he was ranked among the
World’s Top 2% Scientists (2020) in the List prepared by Elsevier BV, Stanford
University, USA. Also, he was awarded an Irish Research Council (IRC) Research
Ally Prize as part of the IRC Researcher of the Year 2021 awards for the
positive impact he has made as a supervisor. Dr. Liyanage’s research interests
are 5G/6G, SDN, IoT, Blockchain, MEC, mobile, and virtual network security.
More info: www.madhusanka.com
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|  Shen Wang (Member, IEEE) is currently an Assistant Professor with the
School of Computer Science, University College Dublin, Ireland. He received
the M.Eng. degree from Wuhan University, China, and the Ph.D. degree from
Dublin City University, Ireland. Dr. Wang is a member of the IEEE and has been
involved with several EU projects as a co-PI, WP and Task leader in big
trajectory data streaming for air traffic control and trustworthy AI for
intelligent cybersecurity systems. Some key industry partners of his applied
research are IBM Research Brazil, Boeing Research and Technology Europe, and
Huawei Ireland Research Centre. He is the recipient of the IEEE Intelligent
Transportation Systems Society Young Professionals Travelling Fellowship 2022.
His research interests include connected autonomous vehicles, explainable
artificial intelligence, and security and privacy for mobile networks.
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