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2025.6.   Our "decentralized onchain-offchain fair exchange" won Most Promising Paper Award in Crypto Valley Conf 25. Congrats Yuan! 2025.5.   Our first hash MVBA with optimal complexities won DSN'25 Best Paper Award. 2025.5.   Our work of asymptotically optimal asynchronous distributed randomness/key generation will appear in CRYPTO 25 , Congrats Hanwen. 2025.4.   Yuan will be talking about our work in the coming Paris Conf of AI and Digital Ethics. 2025.3.   Our work of End-to-end Encrypted Git Services is accepted CCS 25, Congrats Ya-Nan! 2025.3.   Our work of dynamically available DAG is accepted to Oakland 25 . 2024.12. Dumbo-MPC is accepted outright to USENIX Security 25, congratulations Yuan. 2024.11. We received a multi-year project with Google on End-to-End Secure Cloud and Online Collaboration. 2024.11. Our ARC DP (with Alan Fekete, Vincent Gramoli, & Christian Cachin) is funded on Order Fairness in Decentralized Systems. 2024.11. Yanan won USYD Faculty of Engineering Career Advancement Award, Congratulations! More news ... |
About Me:
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I am
currently an Associate Professor (Level D), at the School of Computer Science of The University of Sydney.
From 2021.1 -- 2024.12, I was a Senior Lecturer (equal to U.S Associate Professor) at USYD; from 2016.8 -- 2021.1, I was an assistant professor at computer science department of New Jersey Institute of Technology and co-directing the JACOBI Blockchain Lab with JD vice president Prof. Jian Pei , and ISCAS vice chief engineer, Prof. Zhenfeng Zhang. Prior to that, I was a postdoc at Cornell University, My host is Prof. Elaine Shi. Before joining Cornell, I received my PhD from the University of Connecticut under the supervision of Prof. Aggelos Kiayias and Prof. Alexander Russell.       A bit more... |
Research Interests:
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My research interests lie in applied & theoretical cryptography, blockchain technology, privacy and computer security. And it is currently supported by ARC (Australian Research Council), Google, Ethereum Foundaion, Stellar Foundation, Protocol Labs, Algorand Foundation, Oracle and USYD. My research was previously also supported by NSF, JD.com, AFRL, Google, DoE, Protocol Labs, Particl Foundation, and NJIT .
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