Curriculum Vitae

Taylor A. Hardin

I am a PhD student at Dartmouth College working with David Kotz. I spent the first two years of my PhD working on project Amulet. During that time, I developed a secure memory management scheme for sandboxing applications on low-power resource-constrained devices. My current research (Amanuensis) focuses on the use of Blockchain technology in health-data systems. More specifically, I am researching methods for providing confidential data provenance via Blockchain and Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology.

Education

Ph.D., Computer Science

Dartmouth College, NH 2016-present

B.S., Computer Science

Clemson University, SC2012-2016

Papers

Taylor Hardin, David Kotz. Amanuensis: Information Provenance for Health-Data Systems. In Information Processing & Management Special Issue: Blockchain for Information Systems Management and Security, March 2021.

Taylor Hardin, David Kotz. Blockchain in Health Data Systems: A Survey. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Blockchain Computing Applications (BCCA), October 2019.

Taylor Hardin, Ryan Scott, Patrick Proctor, Josiah Hester, Jacob Sorber, David Kotz. Application Memory Isolation on Ultra-Low-Power MCUs. In Proceedings of the USENIX Annual Technical Conference (USENIX ATC), July 2018.

Posters

Taylor Hardin, Josiah Hester, Patrick Proctor, Jacob Sorber, David Kotz. Memory Protection in Ultra-Low-Power Multi-Application Wearables. In Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services (MobiSys), June 2017.

Teaching

TA, Software Design and Implementation

Dartmouth College, NH Spring 2019

TA, Operating Systems

Dartmouth College, NH Fall 2017

TA, Digital Electronics

Dartmouth College, NH Summer 2017

TA, Software Design and Implementation

Dartmouth College, NH Spring 2017

Awards

Patrick Tsang Memorial "Best TA" Award

Dartmouth College, NH Spring 2019