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Beibei Li, IEEE Senior Member, is currently a Full Professor (Doctoral Advisor)
with the School of Cyber Science and Engineering, P.R. China. He received his B.E. degree
(awarded Outstanding Graduate)
in communication engineering from Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications,
China, in July 2014 and his Ph.D. degree (awarded Full Research Scholarship) from Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore,
in March 2019. He was invited as a short-term visiting researcher at the Canadian
Institute
for Cybersecurity,
University of New Brunswick, Canada and also the research group of
NEtworked Sensing and Control (NESC), Zhejiang University, P.R. China. He is named in the World's Top 2% of Scientists List 2024. He is also named in the IEEE ICICN Youth Scientists List 2024.
He is now serving as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Information Processing Systems,
a Youth Editor for the Journal of Information and Intelligence and Complex Engineering Systems,
a Leading Guest Editor for the Special Issue "IoT Technology and Information Security" of Applied Sciences,
a Guest Editor for the Special Issue "Advanced Battery Management Technology in Electric Vehicles: Present Status and Future Trends" of Machines,
a TPC Member for the GIIS 2025, IEEE ICC 2025, CISS 2025, IEEE CNS 2025.
and a PC Member for the PST 2025.
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"We are currently looking for highly self-motivated Postdoctoral Researchers, PhD Students, Postgraduate Students, and Undergraduate Students, as well as Research Assistants and Interns, who have strong interests in cybersecurity research.
You are welcome to drop me an email, if of any interest."
Research Interests
Dr. Li's research interests span several areas in security and privacy issues on Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical
Systems (CPSs), with a focus on:
- Industrial Control System Security/Smart Grid Security/Cyber-Physical Security
- Internet of Things Security/Industrial Internet of Things Security
- Data Security/Privacy Preservation/Applied Cryptography
- Artificial Immune System/Artificial Intelligence Security