Peter Ryan is full Professor of Applied Security at the University of Luxembourg since Feb 2009. Since joining the University of Luxembourg he has grown the APSIA (Applied Security and Information Assurance) group that is now more than 25 strong. He has around 25 years of experience in cryptography, information assurance and formal verification. He pioneered the application of process calculi to modelling and analysis of secure systems, in particular presenting the first process algebraic characterization of non-interference taking account of non-determinism (CSFW 1990).
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Laura Cavalli si è laureata in Discipline Economiche e Sociali presso l'Università Bocconi nel 2004 (triennale) e nel 2006 (laurea specialistica) ha conseguito il PhD in Economics and Finance of Public Administration (DEFAP) nel 2010. Ha lavorato presso il CERGAS Bocconi dal 2006 al 2008 e dopo esperienze come ricercatore in Germania e Svizzera è stata post-doc 4 anni presso l'Università di Verona impegnata in un progetto finanziato dal Ministero dell'Istruzione (FIRB).
Eleonora Ardemagni is an ISPI Associate Research Fellow. Her research analysis focuses on political and security issues in Yemen and the Gulf monarchies, and on Arab military forces.
Teaching Assistant at the Catholic University of Milan (MSc courses “Regional Studies Middle East”/ “History of Islamic Asia”; “New Conflicts: History, Strategy and Narrative”) and of Brescia (BA “History and Institutions of Asian and African Countries”).
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We are approaching an energy inflection point in the global economy: plentiful oil supply, a demand plateau by 2030, and more competitive renewable-energy options, even as investors and consumers grow leerier of carbon-intensive products. Oil producers’ future in the Gulf is still one in which oil revenues fail to meet growth goals of governments, with a knock-on effect on job expectations for citizens.
Lutto nazionale in Libano all’indomani dei violenti scontri armati a Beirut. E nel paese senza elettricità e che non riesce ad ottenere giustizia, ora sembra a rischio anche la pace.
La tecnologia blockchain permette di facilitare il controllo delle emissioni nellla produzione di idrogeno, favorendo lo sviluppo di quello verde, l'unico veramente carbon neutral.
Limitare l'export dei beni a duplice uso è importante per la sicurezza delle persone e la competitività delle aziende “corrette”. L’UE ha aggiornato la sua normativa.
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