The Selmer Center in Secure Communication is a research center specializing in cryptography and security aspects of information and communication systems. It was opened on February 11, 2003, with the name in honor of Ernst S. Selmer, Prof. Emeritus (Here is an interview with him). The Selmer Center currently has 25 members with primary research fields including
- cryptology: cryptography and cryptanalysis
- coding theory
- sequences and their applications
- cryptographic Boolean functions and discrete structures
- quantum information theory and machine learning
A webpage dedicated to the Boolean Functions for Cryptography is maintained at https://boolean.w.uib.no
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On-going projects from the Research Council of Norway (RCN), Trond Mohn Foundation (TMF) and NSM
NSM algorithm and cryptology (NSM)
Cryptographic Boolean Functions and Threshold Implementations (10.5 MNOK, FRIPRO, RCN)
Sequences and Their Applications (8.7 MNOK, IKTPLUSS, RCN)
Modern Methods and Tools for Theoretical and Applied Cryptology (23.1 MNOK, IKTPLUSS, RCN)
Constructions of Optimal Boolean Functions (24.3 MNOK, TMF)
