Tuğrul Yanık

Tuğrul Yanık received his Ph.D. degree in November 2001 from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Oregon State University under the direction of Prof. Çetin K. Koç.

His B.S. degree (September, 1996) in Computer Science and Engineering is from the Computer Engineering Department at Ege University, where he had also worked as a system programmer in the Network Administration Group between August 1996 and September 1997. He received his M.S. (January, 1999) degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology.

Tuğrul's research interests are in elliptic curve cryptography, computer architecture, and network security. He is currently working for Mentor Graphics in Portland, Oregon.

Contact Information

E-mail: yanik@ece.orst.edu

Selected Publications

C. K. Koc, T. Yanik, and E. Savas. Incomplete Modular Arithmetic. US Patent Application, June 20, 2000. Abstract
M. Aydos, T. Yanik, and C. K. Koc. High-speed implementation of an ECC-based wireless authentication protocol on an ARM microprocessor. Proceedings, The 16th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, pages 401-409, New Orleans, Louisiana, IEEE Computer Society Press, Los Alamitos, California, December 11-15, 2000. Abstract Paper
M. Aydos, T. Yanik, and C. K. Koc. High-speed implementation of an ECC-based wireless authentication protocol on an ARM microprocessor. IEE Proceedings - Communications, 148(5):273-279, October 2001. Abstract Paper
T. Yanik. New Methods for Finite Field Arithmetic. Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Oregon State University, November 21, 2001. Abstract Thesis
T. Yanik, E. Savas, and C. K. Koc. Incomplete reduction in modular arithmetic. IEE Proceedings - Computers and Digital Techniques, 149(2):46-52, March 2002. Abstract Paper