Qiang Tang Associate Professor Security Theme Lead Phone: +61 2 9114 2199 |
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2026.5. Our work of Morphic Accumulator and optimal range proofs, polynomial commitment etc will appear in CRYPTO 26, congrats Jiajun 2026.5. Our work on CCA Lattice KEMs with Decryption Failures will appear in CRYPTO 26 , congrats Long 2026.5. Our work on optimal hash ACS and MVBA will appear in CRYPTO 26, congrats Hanwen, Zhenliang! 2026.4. Our work on sub-quadratic communication Balanced Async coin and ABA will appear in PODC 26, congrats Michael, Hanwen! 2026.4. Our work of Anchor DKG is accepted to CCS 26, congrats Hanwen! 2026.3. Our paper on Asynchronous Dynamic Proactive Secret Sharing was accepted to Oakland 26 . 2026.2. We were awarded Stellar Research Award on "DKG for Federated Setting", with Aravind. 2026.2. We were awarded IOG Research Grant on "Proof of Useful Work". 2025.12. Qiang will be leading the security theme of our ARC Center of Exellence MathQuEST. 2025.11. Host the visit of Dr. Moti Yung , and his Basser Seminar . 2025.10. We wrote an article on The Conversations on end to end secure online collaborations. 2025.10. Full version of our Computatinal Robust Extractor work is accepted to Journal of Cryptology. Congrats Hanwen. 2025.9. Our work on near optimal Asynchronous Distributed Key Reconfiguration is accepted to Oakland 26 . 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, and the security theme lead of ARC Center of Execellence (MathQuEST).
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... |
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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) Center of Excellence/Discovery, Google, Ethereum Foundaion, Cadarno, 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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