Welcome to my Academic Musings

I am a first-year PhD student at Boston University, where I am part of the Security and Cryptography Group as well as the Theory Group. I currently work with (and am grateful to receive extremely valuable mentorship from) Profs. Mayank Varia and Leonid Reyzin.

Generally, I am interested in Cryptography, Computational Complexity and Privacy-Preserving Technology. More specifically, my recent projects have focused on lightweight MPC techniques, moderately hard problems that can be used to secure blockchains, and meta-complexity. In the past, I have spent some considerable time thinking about coercion-resistant e-voting as well as federated learning on encrypted data.

Prior to my PhD, I studied Computer Science and Mathematics at MIT, where I obtained my Bachelor’s and MEng.

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