Lab Projects

Quantum-Resilient Cryptography

Quantum-Resilient Cryptographic Systems

This project develops advanced cryptographic protocols designed to withstand attacks from emerging quantum computers. It focuses on secure communication, blockchain integrity, and digital identity protection through quantum-resistant algorithms, efficient key management, and lightweight security mechanisms suitable for real-world public and enterprise systems.

Federated Learning for Public Systems

Federated Learning for Public Systems

This project designs privacy-preserving, decentralized AI models for public-sector environments. By enabling collaborative model training without sharing raw data, it supports secure analytics for healthcare, smart cities, financial oversight, and education systems while ensuring regulatory compliance and ethical AI deployment.

AI Governance and Risk Analytics

AI Governance & Risk Analytics

This project focuses on frameworks and analytical tools for responsible AI adoption. It addresses risk assessment, bias detection, regulatory alignment, and decision transparency through monitoring dashboards and audit-ready reporting, enabling organizations to deploy AI systems that are trustworthy, accountable, and socially responsible.

Selected Institutional Projects & Research Outputs (Prior & Parallel Works)

The following projects were conducted under the Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence (CCoE), UEM Kolkata, and are presented here solely to demonstrate the Founder’s prior research and leadership experience.

Applied Systems & Platforms

Creaboost

Blockchain-based incentivized federated learning dApp for ad preference modeling, enabling privacy-preserving analytics and fair reward distribution.

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Arbitrader

Smart arbitrage assistant for stock and crypto markets on the XDC Network, supporting automated opportunity detection and execution intelligence.

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Blocksight Monitor

Cross-chain blockchain node health and performance monitoring tool providing real-time diagnostics, uptime analytics, and reliability insights.

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White Papers & Research Publications

XDC Gasless Subnet: Gasless Subnet Staking dApp for XDC Network

Design and economic modeling of gasless enterprise subnets leveraging staking and meta-transaction mechanisms.

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Meta-Transactions as a Scalable and Optimal Solution in Public Blockchains

Springer-published research addressing scalable, user-centric transaction abstraction for blockchain adoption.

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A Decentralized Application for Secure Authentication and Communication in Industry 4.0 Networks

Springer published Scopus Indexed article on decentralized application (DApp) for stakeholders of the IoP.

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DEChain: Private Blockchain-Based Digital Evidence Management System

Springer-published research addressing Private Blockchain-enabled Digital Evidence Management System using Hyperledger Fabric and Composer to aid the activities of Law and Enforcement department.

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Some projects and research outputs are available under collaboration, consultancy, or restricted research access.

Disclosure & Institutional Independence

A-CiL undertakes research, consulting, and development activities in collaboration with academic institutions, public bodies, Centres of Excellence, and industry partners.

Certain projects, tools, and platforms referenced on this website may be hosted, operated, or disseminated under partner institutions or external organizational frameworks. Such hosting arrangements do not affect the scientific independence, intellectual contributions, or research integrity of the Lab.

Projects conducted under the Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence (CCoE), UEM Kolkata, are institutionally owned and governed by the University. A-CiL is an independent entity and do not claim ownership of, or operational control over, these institutional projects unless explicitly stated through formal agreements such as Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs).

Any individual consultancy, independent research, or personally developed applications by the Lab Founder are clearly distinguished and referenced separately to maintain transparency, ethical compliance, and institutional neutrality.