Author Archives: erant
Our new Cyber Grant Project
A new and exciting project is starting in our group: “User-Oriented Security: A multidisciplinary approach.” The project is a collaboration with three other faculty members, Joachim Meyer, Tal Raviv and Irad Ben-Gal, and is sponsored by a 860,000 NIS ($238,000) grant
Our new Cyber Grant Project
A new and exciting project is starting in our group: “User-Oriented Security: A multidisciplinary approach.” The project is a collaboration with three other faculty members, Joachim Meyer, Tal Raviv and Irad Ben-Gal, and is sponsored by a 860,000 NIS ($238,000) grant
Oshrat’s Thesis
Just returned from the Masters thesis defense of the group’s first graduate student, Oshrat Rave Ayalon. She passed with flying colors. Her thesis is about: “Retrospective Privacy: Managing Longitudinal Privacy in Online Social Networks”, basically asking what would someone feel
Oshrat’s Thesis
Just returned from the Masters thesis defense of the group’s first graduate student, Oshrat Rave Ayalon. She passed with flying colors. Her thesis is about: “Retrospective Privacy: Managing Longitudinal Privacy in Online Social Networks”, basically asking what would someone feel
Talking at the iCareNet Winter School at Klosters, Switzerland
Hi, its Eran. i just came back from the iCareNet winter school, a gathering of the Ph.D. students in iCareNet, the EU scientific project of pervasive health. It was a fascinating event, with long and interesting discussions with some great
Talking at the iCareNet Winter School at Klosters, Switzerland
Hi, its Eran. i just came back from the iCareNet winter school, a gathering of the Ph.D. students in iCareNet, the EU scientific project of pervasive health. It was a fascinating event, with long and interesting discussions with some great
New Journal Paper: Crowdsourcing Privacy Preferences
How can crowdsourcing help users manage their privacy setting in location-based applications? Our new paper answers this question with new algorithms and users studies. The paper, “Crowdsourcing privacy preferences in context-aware applications” is about to be published in Springer’s Personal
New Journal Paper: Crowdsourcing Privacy Preferences
How can crowdsourcing help users manage their privacy setting in location-based applications? Our new paper answers this question with new algorithms and users studies. The paper, “Crowdsourcing privacy preferences in context-aware applications” is about to be published in Springer’s Personal
About IsraHCI: The First Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
Human-computer interaction in Israel is going through a quiet revolution: the Israeli software industry and research institutions are turning their focus to user-facing technologies and challenges, requiring innovation and education. A great sign of this revolution is the success of
About IsraHCI: The First Israeli Human-Computer Interaction Research Conference
Human-computer interaction in Israel is going through a quiet revolution: the Israeli software industry and research institutions are turning their focus to user-facing technologies and challenges, requiring innovation and education. A great sign of this revolution is the success of
A short piece about our work in the National Geographic Hebrew Edition
The National Geographic Hebrew Edition published a short article about the Smart-Spaces study: http://www.nationalgeographic.co.il/online/20/ART2/411/362.html
A short piece about our work in the National Geographic Hebrew Edition
The National Geographic Hebrew Edition published a short article about the Smart-Spaces study: http://www.nationalgeographic.co.il/online/20/ART2/411/362.html
What can ‘People-Nearby’ applications teach us?
`People-nearby’ applications, such as Highlight, Grindr and Badoo, are used by millions of users to meet new people online. Eran is presenting an position paper that looks at these applications as a test-case for new location-based technologies. The position paper
What can ‘People-Nearby’ applications teach us?
`People-nearby’ applications, such as Highlight, Grindr and Badoo, are used by millions of users to meet new people online. Eran is presenting an position paper that looks at these applications as a test-case for new location-based technologies. The position paper