Anunay Kulshrestha

PhD Candidate · Princeton University

IPA: ɐɳʉ ɳɛ kʉɭʂɦɾeʂʈɦ [hear ]

             

Photo Credit: Trijeet Mukhopadhyay

Bio

Hello! I am an information security, 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 public auctions, private communication, foreign intelligence surveillance, content moderation, and censorship.

My research attempts to reconcile the seemingly competing interests of robust accountability mechanisms with strong cryptographic privacy guarantees.

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 Princeton University

 Stanford University


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