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PhD Students
(Listing only those where I have a major role in supervison)
- Jacob Appelbaum (PhD since March 2022, supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Communication in a world of pervasive surveillance: Sources and methods: Counter-strategies against pervasive surveillance architecture
- Gustavo Banegas (PhD since November 2019; supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Selected constructive and destructive approaches to post-quantum cryptography
- Peter Birkner (PhD since February 2009; supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Efficient arithmetic on low-genus curves
- Gaetan Bisson
(PhD since July 2011); supervised together with Pierrick Gaudry,
Nancy)
Thesis: Endomorphism rings in cryptography
- Sebastiano Boscardin, joint supervision with
Monika Trimoska
- Tung Chou (PhD since June 2016;
supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Accelerating pre- and post-quantum cryptography
- Chitchanok Chuengsatiansup (PhD since March 2017;
supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Optimizing curve-based cryptography
- Jolijn
Cottaar (since Sep 2022)
- Henry de Valence(Sep 2015- Nov 2016)
- Emmanouil Doulgerakis
(PhD since September 2022, supervised together with Benne de Weger)
Thesis: Lattice
cryptanalysis: Theoretical and practical aspects
- Leon Groot Bruinderink (PhD since December 2019, supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein and
Andreas Hülsing)
- Maya Iggy van Hoof (at Ruhr-University Bochum, supervisionn together with
Alexander May)
- Thijs Laarhoven (PhD since February 2016; supervised together with Benne de Weger and Boris Skoric)
Thesis: Search problems in cryptography: from fingerprinting to lattice sieving
- Jonathan
Levin
- Michael Naehrig
(PhD since May 2009)
Thesis: Constructive and computational aspects of cryptographic pairings
- Ruben Niederhagen (PhD
since April 2012, supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Parallel cryptanalysis
- Lorenz Panny (PhD since Feb 2021)
(supervision together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis Cryptography on Isogeny Graphs
- Alex Pellegrini
(supervision together with Alberto Ravagnani)
- Christiane Peters
(PhD since May 2011)
(supervision together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis: Curves, codes, and cryptography
- Elisa Pioldi, joint supervision
with Kathrin Hövelmanns
- Reza Rezaeian Farashahi (PhD since October 2008)
Thesis: Curves and Jacobians : number extractors and efficient arithmetic
- Peter Schwabe (PhD since January 2011)
Thesis: High-speed cryptography and cryptanalysis
- Christine van Vredendaal (PhD since June 2018;
supervised together with Daniel J. Bernstein)
Thesis Exploiting mathematical structures in cryptography
Master Theses
Bachelor Theses
Noteworthy internships
Last modified: 2024.12.27
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