Kuljeet Kaur

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Kuljeet Kaur is a leading researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, the Internet of Things (IoT), and next-generation healthcare systems. Her work is pivotal in securing the emerging Tactile Internet, particularly for life-critical applications like tele-surgery. Her most cited paper, "Secure Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol for Tactile Internet-based Tele-Surgery Ecosystem" (2020, 17 citations), addresses the profound security challenges of real-time remote surgical procedures, proposing robust protocols to ensure patient safety and data integrity. Beyond cybersecurity, Kaur explores the convergence of digital twins and smart robotics to alleviate strains on healthcare systems, as seen in her work on distributed robotics solutions. She also contributes to the foundational infrastructure of IoT with "BlazeFlow," a multi-layer communication middleware designed for real-time distributed applications. By tackling both the security vulnerabilities and the communication bottlenecks of modern digital ecosystems, Kaur’s research is shaping a safer, more responsive future for telemedicine and industrial automation, demonstrating a clear commitment to translating cutting-edge technology into tangible societal benefit.