Ethan Mook

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Toronto where I am hosted by Akshay Srinivasam.

I recently finished my PhD at Northeastern University where I am advised by Daniel Wichs. Before that, I was an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan.

I am broadly interested in theoretical cryptography. My longest line of work is focused on secure RAM computation, that is, enabling efficient computation that includes private accesses to a public database. Aside from that line, I am also very interested in the foundations of cryptography, such as exploring the relationships of various cryptographic primitves, as well as proof systems and other advanced applications.

Email: ethan [at] ethanmook [dot] com

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