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Prof. Dr. Florian Tschorsch
BI Research Fellow
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Florian Tschorsch is a Professor of Computer Science at TU Dresden, where he leads the Chair of Privacy and Security, conducting privacy and security research for a connected society. His work focuses on secure, privacy-preserving, and distributed systems and communication protocols, with a particular interest in design trade-offs induced by application-specific constraints. His work spans resilient and decentralized system architectures, privacy-preserving data analytics and telemetry, and secure and anonymous communication.
His contributions have been recognized with awards from GDD, the U.S. NRL, and the GI KuVS. He has been named a Pioneer by the World Frontiers Forum (WFF) and has served as a Fellow at the Berlin Centre for Consumer Policies (BCCP) and as an Einstein Professor at the Einstein Center for Digital Future (ECDF).