My research is centered around the theoretical foundations of cryptography and its connections to other areas of theoretical computer science. I am particularly interested in the nature of hardness that is useful for cryptography, and in identifying useful hard problems. I spend a lot of time trying to come up with new constructions of fundamental cryptographic primitives and studying the connections between them. A concise account of my motivations, past work and approach to research may be found in my (outdated) research statement.
As of June 2024, I am looking for postdoctoral researchers to come work with me; see below for details. I am not looking for PhD students at the moment, but if you are already a student at NUS and would like to work with me, feel free to send me an email.
Source | Title | Start | End |
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NUS Presidential Young Professorship | Computational Hardness Assumptions and the Foundations of Cryptography | Aug 2021 | July 2026 |
NRF Fellowship | Fine-Grained Cryptography | Aug 2022 | July 2027 |