Our Team
Our lab is part of Vernam Lab at the ECE department of WPI.
Current Undergraduate Students
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Matthew Cloutier (ECE/CS)
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Arman Gevorgyan (CS)
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Nathan Ewell
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Cole Gilbert (CS)
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Shannon Miranda
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Kyle Schmottlach
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Alexander Berube
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Colin Frazer
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Anna Kelly
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Evan Smith (CS)
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Noah Solomon (CS)
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Lily Dukette
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Olivia Kochol
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William Folan
Former Students & Mentees
Ph.D. Students
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Mohammad Hashemi (2021-2025)
M.Sc. Students
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Antonio Torres
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Victor Mercola
B.Sc. Stundents
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Spencer Harding
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Keegan Kuhn
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Scott West
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Nat Dynko (CS)
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Sharon Rose John Paul
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Samuel Karkache (CS)
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Trey Marcantonio
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Robert Brodin (CS)
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Wen Wu
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Isabel Herrero Estrada
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Victor Mercola
External Mentees
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David S. Koblah (Ph.D. student)
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Rabin Yu Acharya (Ph.D. student)
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Sumaiya Shomaji (Ph.D. student)
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Soroush M. Sohi (Master project)
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Ulbert J. Botero (Ph.D. student)
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Sreeja Chowdhury (Ph.D. student)
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Ana Covic (Ph.D. student)
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Spencer Dupee (Undergraduate research)
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Sarah Amir (Ph.D. student)
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Md Mahbub Alam (Ph.D. student)
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Pallabi Ghosh (Ph.D. student)
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Antonio Cavotta (Master project)
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Abdulraouf Sawas (Directed research)
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Pascal Stauss (Master project)
Bio of
Fatemeh Ganji
Dr. Fatemeh Ganji is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at WPI.
She defended her dissertation at the Technical University of Berlin, with an overall grade of ``distinction'' (= summa cum laude).
For her dissertation, she was awarded the BIMoS Ph.D. Award 2018 and nominated by the Technical University of Berlin for the ACM Dissertation Award.
Her research focuses on interdisciplinary approaches covering two main angles of hardware security, namely machine learning and cryptography for the design and evaluation of security-critical hardware.
Her research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Semiconductor Research Corporation, and the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative.
She serves on the NEHWS organizing committee and was Program and General Chair for NEHWS'24-25.
She has been Track/Poster (co-)Chair at leading hardware security conferences (DATE'24-26, CHES'23), editor of a special issue, and a TPC member for top security venues including CCS, CHES, DATE, and ACNS.
Her Erdős number is 5.