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Partha Das Chowdhury
Software Security
Security Economics
Poverty-Aware Cyber Security
Cyber-Safety Of Displaced Populations
Community-Led Digital Infrastructures
About
Dr. Partha Das Chowdhury is a Lecturer in Software Security within the School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol. He is a prominent member of the Bristol Cyber Security Group and the REPHRAIN (National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online) team. His research is uniquely interdisciplinary, sitting at the intersection of Software Security, Security Economics, and Social Justice. Dr. Das Chowdhury is globally recognized for his work on "Poverty-Aware Cyber Security," investigating how socio-economic factors influence digital safety. In 2025–2026, his research has expanded into the Cyber-Safety of Displaced Populations and the resilience of Community-Led Digital Infrastructures.
Research Performance Summary
2003-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
Controlled Delegation in the Anonymous world
Year:
2003
Citations:
0
Venue:
N/A
Latest Recorded Paper
Would ‘secure’users lead to secure commons?: Surprisingly not!
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Publication Venues and Collaboration
Journal, Conference, and Book Publication Breakdown
Top Coauthors
Chowdhury
Das Chowdhury
Rashid
Research Impact by Period
Papers
4
Citations
2
Avg. Citations / Paper
0.5
H-Index
1
Papers
28
Citations
145
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5.2
H-Index
7
Papers
3
Citations
0
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0
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0
Papers
4
Citations
8
Avg. Citations / Paper
2
H-Index
1
Papers
7
Citations
29
Avg. Citations / Paper
4.1
H-Index
4
Papers
2
Citations
2
Avg. Citations / Paper
1
H-Index
1
Contact and Professional Links
Detected Research Keywords
Harms Risks Vulnerabilities
Would Secure Users
Secure Users Lead
Users Lead Secure
Lead Secure Commons
Secure Commons Surprisingly
Commons Surprisingly Not
Human Centric Endpoint
Centric Endpoint Security
Threat Models Space