Anunay Kulshrestha

PhD Candidate · Princeton University

IPA: ɐɳʉ ɳɛ kʉɭʂɦɾeʂʈɦ [hear ]

         

Photo Credit: Trijeet Mukhopadhyay

Bio

Hello! I am an information security, applied cryptography, and technology policy researcher.

I am a doctoral candidate in Computer Science at the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University, where I am supported by a Wallace Memorial Fellowship in Engineering.

I develop novel privacy-enhancing techniques that improve accountability of digital systems integral to our social, political, and economic lives: including elections, public auctions, private communication, foreign intelligence surveillance, content moderation, and censorship.

My research attempts to combine robust accountability with strong cryptographic privacy.

Education

  Princeton University  Ph.D. in Computer Science (expected March 2025)

                        M.A. in Computer Science

  Stanford University   M.A. in Public Policy

                        B.S. in Mathematics, B.S. in Computer Science

Work

  Academia    MIT Sloan · Stanford Health Policy

  Government  Office of MP Dr. Shashi Tharoor

  Industry    Microsoft Research · Keybase · Bloomberg


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Teaching

 Princeton University

 Stanford University


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