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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 with a research focus in algebraic coding theory. He is mentored by Gretchen Matthews.

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    Kirsten Morris , bio

    Dr. Morris is a Postdoctoral Associate specializing in coding theory, specifically quantum error correction. She is mentored by Gretchen Matthews.

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    Rodrigo San José Rubio , bio

    Dr. San José is a Presidential Postdoctoral Associate with research focusing on algebraic coding theory. In particular, he is interested in the applications of commutative algebra and algebraic geometry to classical and quantum codes, as well as cryptography. He is mentored by Hiram Lopez.