Office: WEB 214H, Wisenbaker Engineering Building
College Station, Texas, 77843-3128
Office Hours: TBD
Phone: 979-458-5093
Email: katedavis@tamu.edu
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Prospective Students
Our research interests involve large scale modeling, analysis, and simulations of cyber-physical critical infrastructure, especially security-oriented control system analysis techniques. Additionally, there are unique opportunities within these research areas for US citizens.
This laboratory is currently recruiting highly motivated graduate students.
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CyPRES
A next-generation secure energy management system that would enable stakeholders across energy industrial control domains to better prepare, mitigate, repair, and recover from cyber-related threats
DEFENDA
An efficient and robust FDI attack detection mechanism via deep neural network (DNN) architectures
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