Domenic Forte Domenic J. Forte, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida. Dr. Forte earned his Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Maryland. His research interests include counterfeit electronics detection and avoidance, hardware security primitives, hardware Trojan detection and prevention, and nanoscale integration challenges, as well as reverse engineering and anti-reverse engineering. Technologies Dynamic Hardware Data Security to Prevent Reverse Engineering of Obfuscated Circuit Designs Protective Framework for Preventing Theft of Intellectual Property for Integrated Circuits Temperature-Sensitive, Unclonable, Chipless RFID Tags for Better Tracking and Tracing Protective Framework for Preventing Intellectual Property Theft in Electronic Devices Algorithm to Evaluate Vulnerability of Integrated Circuits to Microprobing Attacks Unclonable, Chipless RFID Tags to Improve Tracking and Tracing of Pharmaceuticals Automatic Segmentation Algorithm for Reverse Engineering of Integrated Circuits Light Scattering Nanostructures to Secure Integrated Circuits Against Optical Probing Attacks Automated Algorithms for Faster Integrated Circuit Imaging and Easier Reverse Engineering Universal Detection System to Expose Counterfeit Electronic Components Integrated Circuit Camouflaging to Protect Intellectual Property
