Christian Wallenta

Christian Wallenta

Doctoral Student

Former Member

Student, New College

Themes:

Data, Knowledge and Action

Interests

Research for my DPhil

Traffic Analysis and Modelling in Systems with Highly Dynamic User-Generated-Content
Search and Replication in Highly Distributed and Dynamic P2P Systems
Churn-Resistant P2P Architectures
User Behaviour in Social Networks
Tracking and Tracing Systems (see Fair Tracing Project)

Research for my Master's Thesis (Diplomarbeit)

(Attacks on) Wireless Sensor Networks
Artificial Immune Systems, Danger Theory
Intrusion Detection Systems
Routing in Sensor Networks (Directed Diffusion)

Research for my Study Thesis (Studienarbeit)

Routing in P2P Systems
Routing Security
Public Key Schemes

Biography

I gained a MSc in Computer Science from Universität Karlsruhe (TH) in September 2006. During my master's dissertation I worked at University College London (UCL) as a visiting reseacher before I came to Oxford to start my DPhil. My master's dissertation is entitled "Detecting Malicious Activities in Directed Diffusion Based Sensor Networks". During my studies I worked part-time for Consileon Business Consultancy GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany.