Eslam Yahya Tawfik

This researcher works on hardware security and efficient chip design, focusing on building fast, energy-efficient circuits for encryption and authentication (cryptographic hardware), especially for small, low-power devices like IoT sensors. Recent work includes designing and testing chips that implement newly standardized lightweight cryptography algorithms (such as ASCON) and post-quantum cryptography methods, as well as exploring hardware attacks and defenses, reconfigurable computing, and neuromorphic (brain-inspired) chip designs.

Publication output was sparse or absent in the earlier part of the decade but has grown markedly since 2021, with a notable increase in 2024 and 2025.

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