Abhishek Jain
Associate Professor in Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University
I am broadly interested in cryptography, computer security and privacy and related topics in theoretical computer science. My recent work focuses on problems involving computations on private data and their integrity, specially in the context of new technologies such as blockchains.
I am a member of the
Cryptography Group and the
Information Security Institute as well as the
Theory Group at Johns Hopkins University.
I will be on sabbatical Fall 2021 - Spring 2022 at UC Berkeley.
My research is generously supported by NSF, DARPA, Samsung and JHU Catalyst award. Thanks to NSF for the
2020 Career Award.
Brief Bio: I completed my postdoctoral research at
MIT CSAIL and
BUSEC with
Shafi Goldwasser and
Ran Canetti, and my Ph.D. at
UCLA where I was advised by
Amit Sahai and
Rafail Ostrovsky.
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Positions: I am looking for motivated students and postdocs to join my group. Please email me if you are interested.
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