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Coding Theory & Cryptography

Research Advisors for Coding Theory & Cryptography

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    Sarah Arpin , bio

    Dr. Arpin's research is in algebraic number theory and post-quantum cryptography, including the study of supersingular elliptic curves, isogeny-based cryptography, arithmetic geometry in characteristic p, and code-based cryptography.

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    Giuseppe Cotardo , bio

    Dr. Cotardo’s research interest is in algebraic coding theory, with a particular focus on algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and their applications to the invariant theory of rank-metric codes. He is also actively working on network communication and quantum error correction.

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    Jason LeGrow , bio

    Professor LeGrow's research is in the design, analysis, and optimization of isogeny-based cryptographic protocols.

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    Hiram López Valdez , bio

    Professor López researches connections of commutative algebra with coding theory and its applications, including quantum error correction, coding for post-quantum cryptography, and distributed storage systems.

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    Gretchen Matthews , bio

    Professor Matthews' research is in applications of algebraic geometry to data storage, protection, and security, especially coding theory and cryptography.

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    Travis Morrison , bio

    Professor Morrison's research is in algorithmic number theory and applications to cryptography.

Researchers in Coding Theory & Cryptography

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    Eduardo Camps Moreno , bio

    Dr. Camps Moreno is a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow working with Dr. Gretchen Matthews, with a research focus in algebraic coding theory.

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    Kirsten Morris , bio

    Dr. Morris is a Postdoctoral Associate working with Professor Gretchen Matthews. She works in coding theory and is particularly interested in quantum error correction.

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    Rodrigo San José Rubio , bio

    Dr. San José's research focuses on algebraic coding theory, particularly the applications of commutative algebra and algebraic geometry to classical and quantum codes, as well as cryptography.