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Researcher in non-invasive biosignal decoding (EEG and wrist EMG), federated learning and leakage-free evaluation.
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Posts
GLr01: Brain Decoding and Visual Reconstruction (Arxiv: 2310.19812)
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GLr01 marks the first entry in GreyLattice Research (GLr) — a new subseries dedicated to unpacking complex research papers in Computational Neuroscience and making their insights accessible from first principles.
GreyLattice-01 (GL01): The Foundations of Computational Neuroscience
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GreyLattice-01 (GL01) kicks off the GreyLattice blog with a foundational look at the field of Computational Neuroscience.
GreyLattice-00 (GL00): Welcome to GreyLattice
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GreyLattice-00 (GL00) is the official launch post for GreyLattice, a blog dedicated to decoding the brain and building intelligent systems through the lens of Computational Neuroscience.
publications
JIGS: A Modular Parallel Encryption and Authentication Pipeline for Secure Messaging
Published in Engineering Research Express 7(2), 025276, 2025
This study presents JIGS, a hybrid secure messaging architecture designed to balance security and efficiency.
Recommended citation: Kulathumani, G., Madangarli, S. V., Ullas, J., Agarwal, I., et al. (2025). "JIGS: a modular parallel encryption and authentication pipeline for secure messaging." Engineering Research Express, 7(2), 025276. doi:10.1088/2631-8695/addd67
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Siren: Advancing Cybersecurity through Deception and Adaptive Analysis
Published in Intelligent Computing: Proceedings of the Computing Conference (Springer LNNS), 2025
Siren represents a pioneering research effort aimed at fortifying cybersecurity through strategic integration of deception, machine learning, and proactive threat analysis.
Recommended citation: Samhruth, A., Girish, K., & Ganesh, N. (2025). "Siren: Advancing cybersecurity through deception and adaptive analysis." In Intelligent Computing: Proceedings of the Computing Conference, pp. 506–519. Springer LNNS. arXiv:2406.06225.
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