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Research interests

 Optical networking, Modern Network designs, SDN, OFDM, WDM systems,  Traffic modelling, Network security

Teaching specialisms

Networking and servers

Overview

Dr Athanasios Tsokanos is the Head of Networks, Security and Systems Subject Group. He is a Principal lecturer in Computer Science in the University of Hertfordshire. His main area of teaching and research is Networks and Cybersecurity. He has several PhD students and active research projects. He has collaborated in the past with industrial partners such as Google and Juniper Networks. He holds a PhD in Networking, an MSc in Mobile and satellite communications, a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, 2 Networking certificates and he is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK.

In the past he has worked as a technical specialist in the Strategic Technologies Division of JA.NET UK which is responsible for the UK’s academic network and as a lecturer in the University of Plymouth.

If you wish to apply for a PhD in Networks or Cybersecurity please email me at [email protected] with your CV and research interests. A typical PhD programme lasts about 3 years and while you will not have to attend any taught courses you will have to attend development seminars arranged by the doctoral college. We welcome PhD applications but we expect very good English language skills and very good academic achievements, typically an MSc.

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