29th of June, 2019 — Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool/Tallinn University of Technology, Akadeemia tee 3, rooms 209&211
ICR2019 (the 5th Interdisciplinary Cyber Research conference) is organised with the support of TalTech Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security. The event is held at the Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia on the 29th of June 2019. The aim of the conference is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law.
Last years’ events have been a great success with conference boasting each year around 25 speakers from 10 countries, together with 150+ participants.
This year’s conference follows the familiar interdisciplinary format. Our aim is to promote sharing and discussing novel research across different domains, thereby allowing for the creation of new synergies as well as being informed and inspired by “cyber”-research carried out by other disciplines than your own. Foremost, the conference offers a friendly and forward-thinking environment for getting feedback on your ideas from an international pool of researchers. The conference will be running in parallel sessions dedicated to more specific research areas, each session being chaired by established scholars and professionals.
You can participate as a speaker (submitting an abstract+delivering a presentation) or simply join our wonderful audience. Speakers are requested to submit a 1000-word abstract. Abstracts should explain the relevance of the research, outline principle research questions, and expected or achieved results together with your research methods. In addition to young researchers and scholars, we welcome student submissions based on Master or PhD thesis research (and bachelor level students are very welcome to join in as audience). All authors will get feedback from our distinguished peer reviewers and selected authors are invited to present their ideas at the workshop. All selected abstracts will be published as workshop proceedings by Tallinn University of Technology (with an ISBN number). Selected authors are also invited to submit their research as an academic article for established academic journals, subject to additional review process.
Recordings
- Sessions of room SOC-209 HERE
- Sessions of room SOC-211 HERE
Keynote speakers
- Dr Adrian Venables, senior researcher at TalTech Centre for Digital Forensics and Cyber Security - “The Rise and Fall of Social Media – Countering the Influence and Power of Mass Online Communication”
- Dr Joanna Kulesza, assistant professor of international law at the University of Lodz, Poland - “Human rights in the time of cyber surveillance
Programme committee
- Dr Asma Adnane, Loughborough University
- Prof Hayretdin Bahsi, Tallinn University of Technology
- Mr Bernhards Blumbergs, CERT LV
- Prof Ahto Buldas, Tallinn University of Technology
- Prof Tobias Eggendorfer, Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences
- Dr Denis Firsov, Guardtime
- Dr Kenneth Geers, Atlantic Council
- Dr Lachlan Gunn, Aalto University
- Ms Kadri Kaska, NATO CCD COE
- Dr Agnes Kasper, Tallinn University of Technology
- Prof Olaf Maennel, Tallinn University of Technology
- Ms Merle Maigre, Cybexer
- Mr Stephen Mason, UK barrister
- Prof Raimundas Matulevicius, University of Tartu
- Mr Tomáš Minárik, NATO CCD COE
- Mr Pavel Laptev, TalTech/Telia
- Dr Andra Lutu, Telefonica Research
- Dr Hung Nguyen, University of Adelaide
- Dr Anna-Maria Osula, Tallinn University of Technology/Guardtime
- Mr Arnis Paršovs, University of Tartu
- Dr Despoina Perouli, Marquette University
- Dr Iain Phillips, Loughborough University
- Ms Jenny Radcliffe, University of Liverpool
- Mr Henry Rõigas, Guardtime
- Dr Thomas C. Schmidt, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
- Dr Matthew Simon, Magnet Forensics
- Dr Matthew Sorell, University of Adelaide
- Dr Andreas Ventsel, University of Tartu
- Mr Teemu Väesänen, Finnish Transport Safety Agency
Prizes & Jury
ICR2019 is happy to give out prizes to the three best presentations. The prizes are provided by our sponsors. The main prize is a free admission to one of the world’s largest cyber defence conference “CyCon 2020: 20/20 Vision: The Next Decade” organised by NATO CCDCOE in Tallinn on 26-29 May 2020.
The selection of the best presentation takes into account the academic reviews of the abstracts carried out by the Programme Committee as well as the evaluation of the esteemed jury who will be assessing the presentations on the 29th of June at TalTech.
ICR2019 jury members have not participated in the writing of any of the abstracts even on the supervisory level. Jury represents different disciplines such as tech, law, social sciences, etc. Members of the jury are:
- Dr Anna-Maria Osula (TalTech/Guardtime)
- Prof Stefan Sütterlin (Østfold University College)
- Prof Sadok Ben Yahia (TalTech)
- Markko Künnapu (Ministry of Justice)
- Dr Adrian Venables (TalTech)
- Madhulika Tripathi (University of Adelaide)
The criteria for grading the presentations takes into account the clarity of the presentation, the manner in which it is conducted and the engagement with the audience.
Organisers
Chairs Dr Anna-Maria Osula (TalTech/Guardtime) & Prof Olaf Maennel (TalTech)
Organising team Martha Jung (TalTech), Kristi Ainen (TalTech)
Facebook event
The ICR conference is organised in conjunction with the Cyber Security Summer School taking place 1st - 5th of July 2019 in Voore.
Partners
ICR is very thankful to all partners and sponsors we've had the pleasure to work with!
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