Scholar

Kim Hammar

Google Scholar ID: 46dMOZgAAAAJ

Postdoc at the University of Melbourne

Distributed SystemsReinforcement LearningCyber SecurityDecision Theory

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Citations

399

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Contact

Emailkimham@kth.se GitHubOpen ↗

Publications

8 items

In-Context Autonomous Network Incident Response: An End-to-End Large Language Model Agent Approach

2026

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Causal Online Learning of Safe Regions in Cloud Radio Access Networks

2026

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Hallucination-Resistant Security Planning with a Large Language Model

2026

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Online Identification of IT Systems through Active Causal Learning

2025

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Online Incident Response Planning under Model Misspecification through Bayesian Learning and Belief Quantization

2025

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Incident Response Planning Using a Lightweight Large Language Model with Reduced Hallucination

2025

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Adaptive Network Security Policies via Belief Aggregation and Rollout

2025

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Optimal Security Response to Network Intrusions in IT Systems

2025

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Resume (English only)

Academic Achievements

Award: VR International Postdoctoral Fellowship 2025.

Research Experience

Postdoctoral researcher at The University of Melbourne and Imperial College London during 2025-2028.

Education

Ph.D. student: KTH Royal Institute of Technology; Visiting scholar: Arizona State University.

Background

Research interests: the intersection between game and decision theories and networked systems. Recipient of the VR International Postdoctoral Fellowship 2025.

Co-authors

10 total

Rolf Stadler

Professor, School of EECS, KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Tao Li

City University of Hong Kong

Quanyan Zhu

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, New York University

Arizona State University - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Yuchao Li

Arizona State University