IEEE RISC 2026 Research Track
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SpaceNASim: Contact-Aware Penetration-Testing Simulation for Satellite-Ground Systems
Tyler Cody, Peter A. Beling
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Autonomous Edge Inference in Extreme Environments: A 4H-SiC Spiking Neural Network Coprocessor
Thomas Coverstone
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A Categorical Framework for Modeling Agentic AI in Cyber-Physical Systems: Semantics, Attack Modeling, and Fault Detection
Mohamed Gebril
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Side Channel Resilience of Post Quantum Cryptography Algorithms in Radiation Prone Space Environments
Ankit Gupta
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Double Ratchet Key Evolution for CCSDS Telecommand and Telemetry
Erik Wadell Ledin, Alfonso Iacovazzi, Shahid Raza
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The Systems Security Assurance Discipline in the Space Domain
James Mertz, Cris Hernandez, Pratik Satam
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ZT-FedLEO: Zero-Trust Federated Anomaly Detection for High-Risk Path Isolation in LEO Satellite Networks
Abdiasis Ahmed Mohamed, Wei Chung Teng
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Stargate: Security Analysis and Mission-Aware Firewall for the CubeSat Space Protocol
Owen Ramsey, Carlos Gonzalez-Cortes, Efrén López-Morales
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Trust Without Boundaries: An Architectural Analysis of Satellite Flight Software
Jack Vanlyssel, Gruia-Catalin Roman, Kendra Cook, Sazzadur Rahaman, Afsah Anwar
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Securing the Intelligent Edge: LLM Attack Taxonomy and AI Governance Gaps in Space and Critical Systems
Zeba Wahab
IEEE RISC 2026 Application Track
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Orbital Grounding: A Capability Model and Resilience Evaluation for Space-Based Evidence
Tyler Cody, Peter A. Beling
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RAPTOR: Risk-Aware Post-Quantum Trust Orchestration for Resource-Constrained Space and Critical Networks
Sylvia Llosa, Yueqi Chen, Sangtae Ha, Elliot Eichen
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Temporal Enforcement for Adaptive Cyber-Physical Containment: Critical-Infrastructure and Space-Ground Case Studies
Hoda Mehrpouyan
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The Deception Arms Race: A Survey of Honeypots and Anti-Honeypot Techniques for Resilient Networks and Critical Systems
Teresita Noelia Nunez Migliorisi, Michael De Lucia, Andrew Novocin
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Telemetry Integrity Under Test: A Reproducible Stress Test for Spacecraft Anomaly Detectors
Swastik Sengupta
IEEE RISC 2026 Poster Track
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Poster: Does Drift Severity Predict Forecaster Risk in Spacecraft Telemetry?
Korede Bishi, Adetayo Okunoye, Dominic Okonkwo
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Poster: A Cardiovascular Digital Twin for Personalized Prediction of Microgravity Adaptation and Acute Gravity Transitions
Lakshya Dharwal, Bhavna Malladi, Anna Wu, Chintan Dave
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Poster: Design of a Digital Forensics Framework for Spacecraft Flight Software
Logan Flowers, Efrén López-Morales
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Poster: CAPSTONE as a Software-Defined Satellite: Demonstrating Multi-Level On-Orbit Software Updates at Lunar Distance
Elizabeth Geist, William Stanton, Paul Swenson, Theresa Beech
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Poster: Dynamic Hippo-YAP Modeling for Osteocyte Mechanotransduction in Spaceflight
Adithi Kona
Ordering by last name of the first author alphabetically.
IEEE RISC 2026 Poster Session Instructions for Authors
Authors participating in the poster session are asked to prepare the following:
1. Poster display
2. Lightning talk
Each author should prepare a brief 10-minute or less lightning talk summarizing their work.
- Please keep the presentation concise and focused so that attendees can quickly understand the main contributions of your work.
- Authors should prepare slides for the lightning talk. These slides may also be printed and displayed on the tri-fold, if desired.
3. What to bring
Please bring:
- One 3' × 4' tri-fold display board with your poster or printed presentation slides.
- Slides for the 10-minute lightning talk in digital format.
- A laptop or computer for an optional demo, if applicable.
To confirm the presentation of your poster, at least one author must be registered at the author rate. See https://risc.ieee-cs.org/2026/registration/ for details.
Poster session is currently scheduled to be on Nov 5.
