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Fathi Zeki is known for Aghla min hayati (1965) and Egyiptomi történet (1963).
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Fathi Zeki. Writer: Aghla min hayati. Fathi Zeki is known for Aghla min hayati (1965) and Egyiptomi történet (1963).
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Professional Activities 1. Director of the Technical Track, Executive Master Program Cyber Security, Leiden University [2018--present] 2. Steering committee member of the Cyber Security Next Generation (CSng), representing TU Delft 3. Core member of ICT Next Generation (ICTNG) group 4. Member of the Blockchain Lab, TU Delft: see blockchain-lab.org ...
My research is on Computational Privacy: protecting (privacy and/or commercially) sensitive data using cryptographic tools. I am also conducting active research on blockchain: fundamental research around consensus algorithms, leadership selection, cryptographic building blocks and smart contracts. Interested Research Areas 1. Computational Privacy ...
I am currently involved in the following projects: 1. Spark! Blockchain Living Labs, NWO, 2019-2024 1. Blockchain and Logistics Innovation, TKI Logistiek, 2016-2018 2. 3TU Big Software on the Run2015-2019. 3. COMMIT/TheCS: Trusted Healthcare Systems. 2012-2017 4. COMMIT/EWIDS: Extreme Wireless Distributed Sensor Networks. 2012-2017 5. KS: Kindred S...
Dr. Z. Erkin is an associate professor in the Cyber Security Group, Delft University of Technology. He received his PhD degree on “Secure Signal Processing” in 2010 from Delft University of Technology where he has continued his research on Privacy Enhancing Technologies, particularly on Computational Privacy. His interest is on protecting sensitive...
Egyiptomi történet: 1956-ban Laci és Józsi kalandos útra indulnak, és egy véletlen során Egyiptomban kötnek ki, ahonnan megszöknek. Szeretnének eljutni Kairóba, a magyar nagykövetségre, hogy hazajussanak, de egy nagy forgatagban elveszítik egymást. ...
Two young boys, Laci and Józsi, run away from home to see the world. They are taken to a foster home from which they run away. But instead of a Hungarian cruise ship, they mistakenly board an ocean liner that takes them to Egypt. The boys set to the Hungarian embassy in Cairo on foot, because they now wish to get home.
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