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Paper accepted to J. Cryptology!

Our paper “SLAP: Simpler, Improved Private Stream Aggregation from Ring Learning With Errors” has been accepted at the Journal of Cryptology! The JoC is one of the best journals (arguably the best) in cryptography; needless to say, I am very happy to have a publication in the JoC. My coauthors are Ryan Karl (Carnegie Mellon U.), Ting Gong (U. Washington – Seattle), and Taeho Jung (Notre Dame).

Upcoming: Colloquium Talk at Albion College

On December 1, 2022, I will be returning to Albion College (my alma mater) to give a talk in the Colloquium Series of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science! My talk, “Privacy-Preserving Computation”, will discuss my work at Notre Dame, Google, and Meta within the wider context of data privacy.

Albion’s Colloquium page: http://mathcs.albion.edu/Colloquium_List.php?year=2022

Talk flyer: http://mathcs.albion.edu/scripts/flyer.php?year=2022&month=12&day=1&item=a