Faculty

Andrea Coladangelo
coladancs.washington.edu
Cryptography, Theory of Computation
Quantum computation, with a focus on the interplay between quantum information, cryptography, and complexity theory
Huijia (Rachel) Lin
CSE 652
rachelcs.washington.edu
Cryptography, Security & Privacy, Theory of Computation
Cryptography and its interplay with other areas of computer science, including complexity theory, algorithm design, and security.
Stefano Tessaro
CSE 644
tessarocs.washington.edu
Cryptography, Security & Privacy, Theory of Computation
Cryptography, theoretical computer science, computer security
Nirvan Tyagi
tyagics.washington.edu
Arriving Summer 2024
Computer Systems & Networking, Cryptography, Security & Privacy
Development, analysis and implementation of new cryptographic protocols that meet the practical constraints of real-world systems to enhance user privacy while ensuring accountability against bad actors.

Postdocs

Min Jae Song
mjsong32cs.washington.edu
Cryptography, Machine Learning, Theory of Computation

Min Jae Song is a postdoctoral scholar at UW, working with Allen School professors Rachel Lin and Jamie Morgenstern. Min Jae's research interests lie at the intersection of theoretical computer science and machine learning, with a recent focus on establishing algorithmic fairness using tools from theoretical computer science. He obtained his Ph.D. in computer science from New York University, under the supervision of Oded Regev and Joan Bruna, where his research focused on the computational complexity of statistical inference.