LI Guangyan (Gavin)

LI Guangyan (Gavin)

Post-doctoral fellow focusing on high-performance computing

Gavin’s US Patent Issued: PROCESSOR FOR A CRYPTOSYSTEM

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Many Congratulations to Mr. Guangyan LI (Gavin) as the inventor of the US patent issued (US Patent #12,093,198 B2). The title of the invention is “PROCESSOR FOR A CRYPTOSYSTEM”. This patent was a method and system for digital signature service including hardware accelerator modules and software processor.

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Gavin’s Paper Accepted in IEEE TC

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Many Congratulations to Dr. Guangyan LI (Gavin), for his paper accepted as a regular paper in IEEE Transactions on Computers (IEEE TC). The title of the paper is “PQNTRU: Acceleration of NTRU-based Schemes via Customized Post-Quantum Processor”. Read more

Gavin’s US Patent Issued: CRYPTOSYSTEM WITH UTILIZING SPLIT-RADIX DISCRETE GALOIS TRANSFORMATION

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Many Congratulations to Dr. Guangyan LI (Gavin) as the inventor of the US patent issued (US Patent #2024/0430075 A1). The title of the invention is “CRYPTOSYSTEM WITH UTILIZING SPLIT-RADIX DISCRETE GALOIS TRANSFORMATION”. This patent was a method and system for key encapsulation service including hardware processor utilizing split-radix Discrete Galois Transformation (DGT). Read more

Successful Ph.D. Defense: Congratulations Dr. Guangyan LI

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Many congratulations to Dr. Guangyan LI for for his successful defense of PhD thesis and winning the Doctor title. He is the 19th PhD graduate of CALAS team. Dr. Guangyan LI will further develop his professional career in CALAS after graduation. Read more

Gavin’s Paper Accepted in ACM TRETS (special issue)

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Many Congratulations to Mr. Guangyan LI (Gavin), for his paper accepted in ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems (ACM TRETS). The title of the paper is “ProgramGalois: A Programmable Generator of Radix-4 Discrete Galois Transformation Architecture for Lattice-based Cryptography”. Read more