Martin Strohmeier is a Senior Scientist at the Swiss Cyber-Defence Campus of armasusisse Science + Technology and a Visiting Fellow of Kellogg College, University of Oxford. The main focus of his work has been the design, implementation, and analysis of security protocols for cyber-physical systems, specifically those used in critical infrastructures such as aviation, space and maritime. Using these domains as a driver for the real-world applicability of his research, his work has been published in many diverse venues, spanning wireless communications, cryptology, systems security, sensor networking, privacy and aviation.At the Cyber-Defence Campus, Martin leads key research projects in critical infrastructure security, in particular in the space, aviation and automotive domains. This means bringing together academia, government, military and industry in order to assess real-world aircraft, satellites, and cars with the goal to improve their security and inform procurement processes.Martin is also a co-founder and board member of the aviation research network OpenSky and responsible for coordinating research activities there. Before coming to Oxford in 2012, he received his MSc degree from TU Kaiserslautern, Germany and joined Lancaster University's InfoLab21 and Lufthansa AG as a visiting researcher. His work on aviation security received several awards from the aviation and computer security communities, including the EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellowship. His dissertation was further highly commended by the British Computer Society. For all academic work, please visit https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/martin.strohmeier/