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I am a Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Connecticut.
Other roles of mine at the University:
- Director of Graduate Affairs in the School of Computing.
- Director of the UConn Voting Technology Research Lab.
- Cryptography
- Blockchain Protocols
- Quantum Computing
- Algorithms
- Harmonic Analysis
- Security of Electronic Voting
- Statistical Election Auditing
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Ph.D. Mathematics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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S.M. Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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B.A. Mathematics
Cornell Univeristy
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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.