Graduate Dissertations
- Jul 111:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Ewaldo Leitão De Oliveira JúniorThe role of temperature and thermal adaptation on plankton ecology Oceanography
- Jul 210:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Surya Teja EadaTitle: Levy Processes Governed by Telegraph Signal Process: Inferences and Applications Field of Study: Statistics
- Jul 212:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Garrett FradyTitle: Some Approaches to Feature Extraction Applied to Sparse High Dimensional Spatio-Temporal Data. Field of Study: Statistics
- Jul 82:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Laura E. LaumannTitle: Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Physical Activity among Young Adults with Chronic Pain Doctoral Field of Study: Clinical Psychology
- Jul 109:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Jun JinTitle: On Large-Scale Transfer Learning with Heterogeneous Data Doctoral field of study: Statistics
- Jul 1010:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Mikayla Moody
- Jul 101:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Proposal Defense of Cali SalafiaHuman Development and Family Sciences Influence of Health Information Saliency and Sociodemographic Moderators in Surgical Decision-Making and Regret among Early-Stage Breast Cancer Survivors
- Jul 111:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Mengyu HuPh.D. candidate in Philosophy "Expressivist Semantics, Metaethical Taxonomy and Functional Explanation"
- Jul 111:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Mengyu HuDoctoral Field of Study: Philosophy Dissertation Title: Expressivist Semantics, Metaethical Taxonomy and Functional Explanation
- Jul 122:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Justin FurunessPlease attend: Doctoral Dissertation Oral Defense Title: Securing BGP ASAP: ASPA and other post-ROV policies Ph.D. Candidate: Justin Furuness Major Advisor: Dr. Amir Herzberg Associate Advisors: Dr. Bing Wang, Dr. Ghada Almashaqbeh Date/Time: Friday July 12th 2PM 2024 Location: ITE201 WebEx Meeting LineL https://meetingsamer41.webex.com/meetingsamer41/j.php?MTID=me9cba4aa1f391c40b1225841520e5313 Meeting number: 2553 067 2425 Password: pgMGEhKr968 (74643457 when dialing from a video system) Abstract: Before the adoption of Route Origin Validation (ROV), prefix and subprefix hijacks were the most effective and common attacks on BGP routing. Recent studies indicate that ROV adoption is increasing; with sufficient adoption, prefix and subprefix attacks become ineffective. We study this changing landscape and, in particular, the Autonomous System Provider Authorization (ASPA) proposal, which focuses on route leakage but also thwarts some BGP attacks. Using recent measurements of real-world ROV adoption, we evaluate its security impact. Our simulations show a substantial impact; already today, prefix hijacks are less effective than origin hijacks. Therefore, we expect attackers to shift to origin hijacks and other post-ROV attacks. We present extensive evaluations of the impact of ASPA, comparing it to alternatives such as BGPsec, Path-End, OTC, and EdgeFilter. We assess the defense against multiple post-ROV attacks, including a novel attack, neighbor spoofing, which is extremely powerful if not blocked. We show that ASPA significantly protects against post-ROV attacks, even with partial adoption—contrasting with BGPsec. However, interestingly, we find that ASPA is not better than OTC at preventing unintentional route leaks. The ASPA proposal presents a scenario where ASPA fails, involving a provider AS attacking an AS in its customer cone. We show that ASPA can similarly fail against an edge attacking AS. We present a possible fix; however, we also demonstrate that the fix does not significantly improve ASPA's defenses against a random attacker.
- Jul 159:00 AMANSC PhD Defense: Ms. Amanda ReiterANSC PhD Defense: Ms. Amanda ReiterDate: 07/15/2024Time: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AMLocation: George White Building, Room 115 (York)If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please contact Dr. Sarah Reed at 860-486-8452 (tel:+18604868452) orsarah.reed@uconn.edu (mailto:sarah.reed@uconn.edu)at least 5 days in advance of the seminar
- Jul 1510:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Kaidi ChenDoctoral Dissertation
- Jul 1511:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Sreeram AnantharamanTitle: Investigations in Irregularly-spaced High Frequency Financial Time Series Field of study: Statistics Volatility modeling is crucial in finance, particularly for intra-day transaction-level asset returns. The irregular and high-frequency nature of this data, characterized by random gaps between successive transactions, presents unique challenges. This dissertation introduces a new set of time series models designed to accommodate these random gaps, effectively modeling intra-day asset returns in both univariate and multivariate setups.
- Jul 151:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Ling ZhuImpact of Freezing Conditions on the Porous Structure of Freeze-Dried Cakes and Primary Drying Efficiency In pharmaceutical sciences
- Jul 161:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Rebecca GentzelDissertation titled Haddock: A Language and Platform for MDD-Based Constraint Programming. Field: Computer Science.
- Jul 1712:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Regina KostyunDissertation Title: Socio-demographic, behavioral and state safety policy factors associated with multiple concussions in early adolescence (11–14-year-olds) in the 2017 - 2021 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Study
- Jul 172:00 PMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Xiangxin Liu
- Jul 1810:00 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of Jennifer PupekDNP Final Presentation: Recognizing Loneliness in Long Term Care Residents: An Educational Module Intervention Study
- Jul 182:00 PMBiomimetic Supramolecular Materials Assembled from Synthetic PolypeptidesBiomimetic Supramolecular Materials Assembled from Synthetic Polypeptides Field of study: Polymer Science, Ph.D.
- Jul 198:30 AMDoctoral Dissertation Oral Defense of (Jiale Xing)Anion Exchange Membrane Cells: Fundamentals and Applications for Production of Hydrogen and Electricity
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