Coralie Busse-Grawitz

I am a second-year PhD student advised by Prof. Dr. Laurent Vanbever in the Networked Systems Group at ETH Zurich. My research lies in the area of quantum networks. These networks offer new computational and security primitives that are not available in the classical world. For instance, they allow for a notion of privacy based on the laws of physics instead of hardness assumptions for computational problems.

Before starting my PhD, I spent eight months at CERN in the communication systems (IT-CS) group supervised by Edoardo Martelli. My work there contributed to network-optimized transfers of experimental data.

I received both my bachelor and master degree in electrical engineering and information technology from ETH Zurich. In my master thesis, I implemented machine learning techniques in the data plane. This approach offers real-time inference without traffic sampling.

Publications

Supervised Theses