I am a Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Connecticut.
Other roles of mine at the University:
Ph.D. Mathematics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
S.M. Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.A. Mathematics
Cornell Univeristy
B.A. Computer Science
Cornell Univeristy
Over the last few years, my research has focused on design and analysis of consensus algorithms, complexity-theoretic cryptography, rigorous approaches for election auditing, and topics in quantum cryptography.
Remarks for potential Ph.D. students and postdocs. I am primarily interested in what can be formally proven in various computational settings, so strong candidates will have mathemtaical maturity and breadth consistent with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. I also occasionally accept Ph.D. students for work in the Voting Technology Research Center, which focuses more on computer security and applied cryptography.