Anna Cinzia Squicciarini

Assistant Professor

Information Sciences Technology College
The Pennsylvania State University

Address


IST Building,
University Park, PA
Phone: +1 814-863-7614
Email: asquicciarini 'at' ist 'dot' psu 'dot' edu
Office: 301D
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Note

I am quite lazy and do not update this site as often as I should. If you are a student and interested in working with me, please write me an email. I am always looking for good students. I am currently looking for students interested in working on projects on Cloud Computing and Web 2.0.

Services


I am serving as Program Committee member for the following venues:
  • World Wide Web Conference 2010.
  • ASIACCS 2010.
  • ACM Symposium on Access Control Models 2010.
  • SUTC Workshop 2008.
  • WWW 2008 Web 2.0 Track

    • Areas of Interests

    Trust Negotiation Systems, Digital Identity Management, Web Services, Grid computing, Virtual Communities.

    Selected Publications

    You can find all my publications in my publications page. I don't update this page as often as I should!
  • The Design and Evaluation of Accountable Grid Systems.
    W. Lee, A. Squicciarini, E. Bertino.
    To appear at IEEE International Conference on Computing and Distributed Systems (ICDCS). June 2009.
  • Collaborative Privacy Management for Social Networks .
    A. Squicciarini, M. Shehab, F. Paci.
    To appear at World Wide Web Conference, ACM. April 2009.
  • Monitoring Virtual Organizations' Contract Enforcement .
    Squicciarini, A., Paci, F.
    CollaborateCom ACM SIGCHI, November 2008.
  • End-to-End Accountability for Grid Computing Systems .
    A., Squicciarini, W., Lee, E., Bertino, C., Song
    IEEE Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference (IEEE APSCC 2008), December 2008.
  • Beyond User-to-User Access Control for Online Social Networks.
    M., Shehab (a), A., Squicciarini and G.-J., Ahn
    10th International Conference on Information and Computer Security (ICICS), Springer, October

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