Tamer Abdelaziz, Ph.D
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6356-4749
I am a postdoctoral associate at New York University, working under the guidance of Professor Karim Ali.
Prior to this, I earned my doctoral degree from the National University of Singapore,
supervised by Professors
Khoo Siau Cheng
and Aquinas Hobor.
I earned both my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer Science from Helwan University in Cairo.
My academic journey also included teaching as a Lecturer at Helwan University in Cairo and conducting research as a Research Assistant at the National University of Singapore.
My research centers on leveraging deep learning techniques to identify and mitigate security threats within smart contract source code, bytecode, and transactions. I possess a deep-rooted interest in security, privacy, distributed ledgers, programming languages, and software engineering.
My current research endeavors explore the application of blockchain verification and the analysis of smart contract vulnerabilities. I am particularly focused on investigating how deep learning can be harnessed to enhance these domains.