curriculum vitae d k - city techwebsupport1.citytech.cuny.edu/faculty/dkahrobaei/dk_cv.pdf ·...

CURRICULUM VITAE DELARAM KAHROBAEI, PH.D.

1

CURRICULUM VITAE

DELARAM KAHROBAEI, PH.D.

Associate Professor

PhD Program in Computer

Science

CUNY Graduate Center

City University of New York

365 Fifth Avenue, Rm. 4410

New York, NY 10016

Tel: +1.212.817.8205

Department of Mathematics

New York City College of Technology


300 Jay Street, Rm. N710

Brooklyn, NY 11201

Tel: +1.718.260.8520

Cell: +1.646.318.8520

Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION

Institution Degree Date Conferred

CUNY Graduate Center


Doctor of Philosophy,

Mathematics

October 2004

The City College of New York, CUNY

School of Engineering

Master of Computer Science

September 2004

Claremont Graduate University

Claremont, CA

Master of Applied Mathematics

October 1999

Sharif University of Technology

Tehran, Iran

Bachelor of Mathematics and

Computer Science

October 1998

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

2008 — Present CUNY Graduate Center, The City University of New York

Doctoral Faculty in the PhD Program in Computer Science

New York City College of Technology, City University of New York

2011 — Present Associate Professor in Mathematics with Tenure

2008 — Present Director of Center for Logic, Algebra and Computation

2006 — 2010 Assistant Professor in Mathematics Tenure Track

New York University-Polytechnic Institute

Fall 2013 —Present Adjunct Professor in Computer Science

University of St Andrews, Mathematical Institute, Scotland, UK

2004 —2006 Assistant Professor in Pure Mathematics, and Research Member of Algebra

Group and Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Computational Algebra

GRANTS

1. ONR Research Grant, Office of Naval Research, PI, New Approaches to Information Security

Based on Group Theory ($448,962) with V.Shpilrain, 2012-2015


2

2. American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Women's International

Research Collaborations (WIRC) for MSI, PI, $20,000 through a grant by NSF, 2012-2013

3. NSF Grant, National Science Foundation, PI at City Tech, Collaborative Project: Building

Cybersecurity Capacity, DUE1128869 ($99,000) Total amount of $398,000 Joint with NYU

Polytechnic, PI at NYU Polytechnic: Nasir Memon, (2011—2013)

4. NSF Grant, National Science Foundation, co-PI, ADVANCE-IT START proposal, HRD-

0811192, 2008— 2011, $195,000, PI at NYCCT: Provost August, Co-PIs: Associate Provost

Brown, V.Gitman

5. NSF Grant, National Science Foundation, PI, Award No. DMS-0758054, 2008-2009, $12,852,

Co-PI: V.Gitman

6. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/Goddard Space Flight Center Internal Research and Development (IRAD), Co-PI, Educational NASA Computational and

Scientific Case Studies (enCOMPASS), PI at NASA: Nargess Memarsadeghi (2012)

7. PSC-CUNY Grant, CUNY Research Foundation Grant, PI, Between $4000 to $6000 per year,

2007— 2011, 2012-2013 Traditional B ($6,000), 2013-2014 Traditional B ($6,000)

8. NSF-FORWARD to Professorship Grant, PI, ($15,000), Through an NSF grant by George

Washington University, University of Ottawa, Gallaudet University, (with P.Brown) 2011-2013

9. NSF-AWM award, Association of Women in Mathematics, 2011

10. City Tech Foundation Award to support the Center for Logic, Algebra and Computation, (Since

2010)

11. Faculty Fellowship Publication Award, City University of New York, Spring 2009

12. EMS Grant, PI, Edinburgh Mathematical Society Grant-Graphic Generalization of Arithmetic,

UK, 2006

13. LMS Grant, PI, London Mathematical Society Collaborative Small Grant-Questions concerning

True Prosoluble Completion of a group, UK, 2006

14. LMS Grant, PI, London Mathematical Society Collaborative Small Grant-Genericity of Residual

Solvability of Generalized Free Products, UK, 2005

15. Swiss National Fund Research Grant, Geometry of groups and asymptotic invariants,

Université de Genève, Switzerland, Three months in 2005

RESEARCH SPECIALIZATION

Cryptography, Information Security, Non-commutative group-based cryptography

Computational, Algorithmic, Combinatorial Group Theory, Algorithms, Computational

Complexity, Theoretical Computer Science, Combinatorics, Graph Theory


3

ADVANCED TRAINING AND RESEACH POSITIONS

June 2013 Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Escola Politècnica Superior d'Enginyeria

April 20—30, 2013 de Manresa, Department of Applied Mathematics (Spain)

November 21— Visiting Scholar (Host: E. Ventura)

December 2, 2013

June 20— University of Toronto, Canada

July 22, 2011 Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: J.Repka)

January 2014 Institute Henri Poincare (Paris, France) Program Random Walks and

Asymptotic Geometry of Groups (Host : I.Chatterji)

January 2005, 2006 Université de Genève, Section de Mathématiques (Genève, Switzerland)

June 2005 Invited Visiting Scholar (Hosts: G. Arzhantseva, P.de la Harpe)

November 5 — IHES-Institute des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (Bures-Sur-Yvette, France)

November 16, 2004 Invited Visiting Professor (Host: M. Gromov)

August 1 — Institute of Computational and Experimental Mathematic (ICERM)

August 5 2011 Brown University, Mathematical aspects of P vs. NP workshop

Invited Participant

July 18 — University of Warwick, Mathematics Institute (England, UK)

July 24, 2010 Visiting Scholar (Host: D. Holt)

March 25 — University of Leipzig, Computer Science Department (Germany)

March 27, 2013 Visiting Scholar (Host: M. Lohrey)

August 30 — The Centre de Recherches Mathématiques (CRM) (Montreal, Canada)

September 6 2010 Complexity and Group Based Cryptography Workshop, Invited Participant

August 13 — AIM- American Institute of Mathematics (Palo Alto, CA, USA)

August 17, 2007 Invited Participant (Host: V. Shpilrain)

December 15 — Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Institute of Geometry, Algebra

December 23 2005 Topology, Switzerland

Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: L.Bartholdi)

November 10 — Kungl. Tekniska Hogskolan, Matematiska Institutioned (Stockholm, Sweden)

November 16 2005 Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: E. Shahgholian)

July 8— Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge University, UK

July 16 2005 Program in Model Theory; Applications in Algebra-Analysis, Invited Participant

November 16 — University of Warwick, Mathematics Institute (England, UK)

November 20, 2004 Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: D. Holt)

December 20 2004— IPM-Institute for studies in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics (Tehran)


4

January 6 2005 Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: G.B. Khosrovshahi)

June 28— FIM, ETH, Université de Genève (Host: M.Burger)

July 7 2005 Invited Participant (Program in Groups: From Topology to Arithmetic)

February 2 — CRM-Centre de Recerca Matematica (Barcelona, Spain)

February 5 2005 Invited Visiting Scholar (Host: E. Ventura)

PUBLICATIONS (SINCE 2005)

1. A.Douglas, D.Kahrobaei, J.Repka, A Classification of Embedding of Abelian Extensions of into

, Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, Elsevier, Netherlands 217, 1942-1954 (2013)

2. M.Habeeb, D.Kahrobaei, C.Koupparis, V.Shpilrain, A public key exchange based on the semidirect

product using group-rings, ACNS 2013, Applied Cryptography and Network Security, Springer's

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 7954, 475-486 (2013)

3. G.Arzhantseva, P.de la Harpe, D.Kahrobaei, The True Prosoluble Completion of a Group: Examples

and Open Problems, Geometriae Dedicata, Springer Netherlands, Vol. 124, No.1, 5-26 (2007)

(Appendix by G.Arzhantseva, Z.Sunic)

4. D.Kahrobaei, On Residual Solvability of Generalized Free Products of Finitely Generated Nilpotent

Groups, Communications in Algebra, Taylor and Francis Publication, Vol. 39, 1-10 (2011)

5. D.Kahrobaei, S.Majewicz, Residual Solvability of Generalized Free Products of Solvable Groups

Discrete Mathematics & Theoretical Computer Science, France, Vol. 13, No 4, 45-50 (2012)

6. K.Bencsath, A.Douglas, D.Kahrobaei, Some Residually Solvable One-relator Groups

Bulletin of the Irish Mathematical Society 65, 23-31(2010)

7. Book Chapter: D.Kahrobaei, Doubles of Residually Solvable groups, Aspects of Infinite Group

Theory, Algebra and Discrete Math, World Sci. Publ,1, 192-200 (2008)

8. K.Bhutani, B.Khan, D.Kahrobaei, A Graphic Generalization of Arithmetic

Integers: Electronic Journal of Combinatorial Number Theory, Vol. 7, A12, 1-31 (2007)

9. M.Habeeb, D.Kahrobaei, On the Dimension of Matrix Representations of Finitely Generated

Torsion Free Nilpotent Groups Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, De Gruyter Publication,

Germany, Vol. 6, 1-15 (2013)

10. D.Kahrobaei, C.Koupparis, V.Shpilrain A public key exchange using matrices over Group rings

Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, De Gruyter Publication, Germany, Vol. 5, 97-115 (2013)

11. K.Falconer, B.Fine, D.Kahrobaei, On Growth Rate of an Endomorphism of a Group

Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, De Gruyter Publication, Vol 3, Issue 2, 285-300 (2011)

12. D.Kahrobaei,C.Koupparis, Non-commutative digital signatures using non-commutative groups

Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, De Gruyter, Vol 4, Issue 2 (2012)


5

13. D.Kahrobaei, M.Anshel, Decision and Search in non-abelian Cramer Shoup

Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, De Gruyter Publication, 1, 217-225 (2009)

14. M.Habeeb, D.Kahrobaei, V.Shpilrain, A new Public Key Using Semi-Direct Products

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Symbolic Computation and

Cryptography, Royal Holloway University of London, 137-142 (refereed) (2010)

15. Edited book: B.Fine, D.Kahrobaei, G.Rosenberger, Computational and Combinatorial Group

Theory and Cryptography, American Mathematical Society Contemporary Mathematics, 199 pp,

Volume: 582, ISBN-10: 0-8218-7563-9, ISBN-13: 978-0-8218-7563-6 (2012)

16. Edited Book: D.Kahrobaei, Groups, Complexity, Cryptology, de Gruyter Publication, Germany

Vol. 3, Issue 1 (May 2011)

17. D.Kahrobaei, E.Vidaurre, Publicly Verifiable Secret Sharing Scheme for Non-Commutative

Cryptography, Contemporary Mathematics, American Mathematical Society, Vol. 582, 175-180

(2012)

18. M.Habeeb, D.Kahrobaei, V.Shpilrain, A Secret Sharing scheme based on group-presentation and

word problem, Contemporary Mathematics, American Mathematical Society, Vol. 582, 143-150

(2012)

19. D.Kahrobaei, C.Koupparis, V.Shpilrain, A cryptosystem secure against chosen cipher- text attack

using matrices over group-rings, Contemporary Math, American Mathematical Society, to appear

(2013)

20. D.Kahrobaei, B.Khan, A Non-Commutative Generalization of the ElGamal Key Exchange using

Polycyclic Groups, Proceeding of IEEE, GLOBECOM 1-5 (2006)

21. B. Cavallo, D.Kahrobaei, Secret Sharing Using the Shortlex Order and Non-Commutative Groups,

Contemporary Mathematics, American Mathematical Society (to appear) 1-10 (2013)

22. D.Kahrobaei, A Simple Proof of a Theorem of Karrass and Solitar

Contemporary Mathematics, American Mathematical Society, Vol. 372, 107-108 (2005)

23. D.Kahrobaei, V.Shpilrain, Edited Book: Algorithmic Problems in Group Theory, Their Complexity

and applications in Information Security

American Mathematical Society, Contemporary Mathematics, Provisionally Accepted (2013)

24. B.Fine, M.Habeeb, D.Kahrobaei, G.Rosenberger Aspects of non-abelian group-based cryptography:

A survey and open problems

JP Journal of Algebra and Number Theory Volume 21(1) 1-41 (2011)

25. D.Kahrobaei, M.Anshel, Applications of Group Theory in Cryptography (with M. Anshel)

International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 58, No 1, 21-23(2010)

26. S.Sze, D.Kahrobaei, Dupas, Dambreville, Finding n-th roots in nilpotent groups and applications in

cryptography, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 70, No. 4, 571-593

(2011)

27. D.Kahrobaei, K.Bencsath, Book: Group Products and Residual Solvability (with K.Bencsath)


6

Lambert Academic Publishing, LAP, Germany, ISBN 978-3-8433-6846-9 (2010)

28. D.Kahrobaei, Residual Solvability of Generalized free products

PhD Thesis, CUNY Graduate Center, 2004

Preprints and Submitted Articles

29. D.Garber, D.Kahrobaei, H.T.Lam, Analyzing the Length Based attack for Polycyclic Groups,

arxiv.org/abs/1305.0548, 1-10 Submitted (2013)

30. D.Kahrobaei, H.T.Lam, V.Shpilrain, Public key exchange using semidirect product and matrices

over a Galois field, Submitted (2013)

31. B.Eick, D.Kahrobaei, Polycyclic Groups: A New Platform for Cryptology?

math.GR/0411077, 1-7 (2004)

TALKS (106) Since 2003

Invited Conference Talks (International and National) (2007-2013)

1. Invited International Conference Talk, The 11th

KAIST Geometric Topology Fair, Korea

Advance Institute of Science and Technology, Jeonju, South Korea, August 12-17, 2013

2. Invited International Conference Talk, Workshop on Cryptographic Protocols, Moscow,

Russia, June 6-11, 2014

3. Invited International Conference Talk, Eighth Barcelona Weekend in Group Theory

Conference, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and CRM-Centre de Recerca Matematica,

Barcelona, Spain, April 26-27 2013

4. Invited International Conference Talk Geometric and Asymptotic Group Theory and

Applications Conference, Düsseldorf University, Germany, July 26 - August 4, 2012

Secret sharing schemes using Group Presentations

5. Invited International Conference Talk, Canadian Mathematical Society Meeting, Special

Session in Groups and Algorithms, Ottawa, Canada, December 6-9, 2013

6. Invited International Conference Talk, Athens Cryptography Day, National Technical University

of Athens, Greece, January 7, 2014

7. Invited International Conference Talk Workshop on post-quantum cryptography in St.

Petersburg, Russia, Russian Academy of Science, Steklov Institute, June 12-13, 2011

Public key exchange using Matrices over group rings

8. Conference Talk, American Mathematical Society South Eastern Sectional Meeting, University

of Louisville, Louisville, KY, October 5-6, 2013

9. Invited Conference Talk National Joint American Mathematical Society 2013 meeting, AMS

Special Session on Algorithmic Problems of Group Theory and Their Complexity, San Diego,

January 9, 2013, Secret Sharing Schemes Using Group Presentations


7

10. Invited Conference Talk, American Mathematical Society Eastern meeting, AMS Special Session

on Algorithmic Problems of Group Theory and Applications in Cryptography (April 6-7, 2013)

Boston College, MA

11. Invited International Conference Talk Geometric and Asymptotic Group Theory and

Applications Conference, City College of New York and CUNY Graduate Center, New York,

May 28-31, 2013, Analyzing the Length-Based Attack on Polycyclic Groups

12. Combinatorial and Additive Number Theory (CANT 2013) Conference, CUNY Graduate Center,

New York, May 21-24, 2013, Searching for a secure platform for cryptology: Number Theoretic

Problems vs Group Theoretic Problems

13. Invited Conference panel member, Association for Women in Mathematics-Society for

Industrial and Applied Mathematics-Computational Mathematics and Engineering, Boston,

February 25-March 1, 2013

14. Invited Panel Member, Princeton University, Work-Life Balance for Women in Mathematics, May

17, 2013

15. Invited Panel Member, Science Online Teen, New York, April 13, 2013

16. Invited Conference Talk Keynote speaker, The Women in Science and Mathematics Conference

in Pennsylvania, April 8, 2014

17. Panel Member, Association for Women in Mathematics, Joint National Mathematics Meeting,

American Mathematics Society Meeting, January 16, 2014

18. Invited Conference Talk Group Theory, Combinatorics, and Computing conference, Florida

Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida, October 3-8, 2012

Secret Sharing Schemes using Group presentation

19. Invited Conference Talk The 31st Ohio State-Denison Mathematics Conference, Ohio State

University, Columbus, May 25, 2012

Secret Sharing Schemes Using Group Presentations

20. Invited Conference Talk Infinite Possibilities Conference for Women in Mathematics,

University of Maryland, Baltimore, Invited Panel Member on Writing successful grant strategies,

March 31, 2012

21. Invited Conference Talk Infinite Possibilities Conference for Women in Mathematics,

University of Maryland, Baltimore, Invited Panel Member on Rising and Thriving in your current

profession, March 30, 2012

22. Invited Conference Talk Zassenhaus Group Theory Conference, Towson University, Baltimore,

May 27, 2011

23. Invited Conference Talk American Mathematical Society Conference, University of Utah, Salt

Lake City, Special session on Geometric, Combinatorial, and Computational Group Theory (October 22-23 2011)


8

24. Invited Conference Talk American Mathematical Society Meeting, University of Nebraska-

Lincoln, Special Session on Algorithmic and Geometric Properties of Groups and Semigroups (October 14-16, 2011)

25. Invited Conference Talk AWM Anniversary Conference at ICERM: "40 Years and Counting:

AWM's Celebration of Women in Mathematics" Brown University (September 17-18, 2011)

Growth Rate of an endomorphism of a group

26. Invited Conference Talk International conference Approaches to Group Theory, Cornell

University (October 9-11, 2010)

27. International workshop on Complexity and Group Based Cryptography, The Centre de

Recherches Mathématiques (CRM) (Montreal, Canada) September 2nd

, 2010

28. Invited Conference Talk Combinatorics, Groups, Algorithms, and Complexity Conference in

honor of Babai’s 60th birthday (Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio)(March 20, 2010)

29. Invited Conference Talk Manhattan Group Theory Day, CUNY Graduate Center, December 4th

2009

30. Invited Conference Talk National American Mathematical Society-MAA Joint Mathematics

Meetings in Washington DC, Special session on Generic Case Complexity and Algebraic

Cryptography, A new Gateway for Group-based Cryptography, January 7 2009

31. Invited Conference Talk International Conference on Geometric and Combinatorial Methods

in Group Theory and Semi-Group Theory (John Meakin 60th Birthday) (Nebraska) (May 2009)

Growth Rate of an Endomorphism of a Group

32. Invited Conference Talk Geometric and Asymptotic Group Theory with Applications

Conference, Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ, March 12 2009, Decision and Search in non-

abelian Cramer Shoup Cryptosystem

33. Invited Conference Talk Zassenhaus Group Theory Conference, Pennsylvania, May 29-31, 2009

Applications of Group Theory in Modern Cryptography

34. Invited Conference Talk American Mathematical Society meeting, Stevens Institute of

Technology, NJ, Non-commutative key exchange problems, April 15, 2007

35. Invited Conference Talk Geometric Group Theory Conference on the Gulf, Pensacola Beach,

Florida, Prosoluble Completion of a Group, March 23 2008

36. Invited Conference Talk Tensor Scholar Conference for Women in Mathematics, York College, City University of New York, March 12, 2011

Contributed Conference Talks (International and National) (2009-2011)

37. International Conference Talk Third Annual Meeting of the Prairie Network for Research in

Mathematical Sciences, University of Saskatchewan, Canada (April 2009)


9

38. Conference Talk American Mathematical Society-MAA Joint Mathematics Meetings in

Washington DC, Contributed Talks in Group Theory special session, Residual Solvability of One-

relator groups, January 8, 2009

39. International Conference Talk Group St Andrews International Conference, University of St

Andrews, Scotland, August 3-11, 2013

Public Key Exchange Using Semidirect Product of (Semi)groups

40. International Conference Talk Group St Andrews International Conference, Bath University,

England, UK, August 2, 2009

Growth Rate of an Endomorphism of a Group

41. International Conference Talk Second International Conference on Symbolic Computation and

Cryptography, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK June 23-25, 2010.

Invited Seminar and Colloquium Talks (International and National) (2006-2013)

42. Invited Seminar Talk University of California Berkeley, Number Theory Seminar, 2013

43. Invited Seminar Talk, CRM-Centre de Recerca Matematica, Seminari de Teoria de Grups (Barcelona, Spain), June 7, 2013

44. Invited Colloquium Speaker, Leipzig University, Computer Science Department, Germany, March

26, 2013

45. Invited Colloquium Talk, CUNY Graduate Center, Computer Science Colloquium, November

29th, 2012

46. Invited Seminar Talk, Rutgers University New Brunswick, Algebra Seminar, September 4, 2013

Recent Development in Group-Based Cryptography

47. Invited Colloquium Talk, Smith College, MA, September 12, 2013

Playing with Polycyclic Groups and Applications to Cryptography

48. Invited International Seminar Talk University of Toronto, GANITA seminar, Interdisciplinary

seminar whose main focus is on geometry, algebra, number theory and applications, July 12, 2011

A decade of using non-commutative groups in cryptography

49. Invited Seminar Talk, CUNY Graduate Center, Algebra Cryptography seminar, April 20, 2012

Digital Signatures

50. Invited Colloquium Talk, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Computer Science Colloquium,

December 6, 2012

51. Invited Colloquium Talk, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Mathematics Colloquium, Fall

2013

52. Invited International Seminar Talk Université Paris VII, Mathematics Institute, France,

November 23, 2012


10

53. Invited International Seminar Talk Université Pierre-et-Marie-Curie, Laboratoire

d'informatique de Paris 6 (LIP6), PolSys Seminar, France, November 23, 2012

54. Invited International Seminar Talk Université d'Orléans, UFR Sciences Bâtiment de

Mathématiques, France, November 22, 2012,

http://www.fdpoisson.fr/?q=agenda/index&type=41&archives

55. Invited Seminar Talk, Columbia University, Theory of Computation Seminar, New York,

February 8, 2013

56. Invited International Seminar Talk Women in Mathematics Seminar, University of Toronto,

2013 TBA

57. Invited Colloquium Talk Brooklyn College, Computer Science Colloquium, March 23, 2011

58. Invited Seminar Talk University of Texas (Austin), Algebra, Number Theory, Combinatorics

Seminar, March 25 2010, Aspects of Nonabelian Group Based Cryptography

59. Invited International Colloquium Talk Université du Québec à Montréal Colloquium, Canada (February 13 2009) Applications of Non-Abelian Group Theory in Cryptography

60. Invited International Seminar Talk McGill University, Geometric Group Theory Seminar,

Canada (February 11 2009), Residual Solubility and True Prosoluble Completion of a Group

61. Invited Colloquium Talk Rutgers University, Mathematics Colloquium. , New Brunswick, NJ,

November 7 2008

Applications of Non-abelian groups in Cryptography

62. Invited Seminar Talk Graduate Center CUNY, New York Group Theory Seminar (Magnus

Seminar) October 17 2008

Residual Solubility and Prosoluble Completion of a Group

63. Invited Seminar Talk New York Algebra Colloquium, Graduate Center CUNY, September 16

2011, Growth rate of an endomorphism of a group

CUNY Graduate Center, Mathematical Aspects of Cryptography Series of talks

64. Invited Seminar Talk Non-commutative Cryptography, an Introduction (02-01-2008)

65. Invited Seminar Talk Non-commutative protocols (02-08-2008)

66. Invited Seminar Talk Complexity of Decision Problems in Polycyclic Groups (02-15-2008)

67. Invited Seminar Talk On Unsolvability of Group Theoretic Decision Problems (02-29-2008)

68. Invited Seminar Talk On solvability of Group Theoretic Decision Problems (03-07-2008)

69. Invited Colloquium Talk Bronx Community College Mathematics Colloquium (March 25, 2008)

Applications of Combinatorial Group Theory in Modern Cryptography

70. Invited Colloquium Talk NYCCT, City University of New York, Mathematics and Physics

Colloquium, 12-6-2007


71. Invited Colloquium Talk Medgar Evers College, Mathematics Colloquium, City University of

New York, November 28, 2007

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratoire_d%27Informatique_de_Paris_6


11


72. Invited Seminar Talk CUNY Graduate Center Algebra and Cryptography Seminar, Graduate

Center, City University of New York, NY, US, November 3rd

2006

A Non-Commutative Generalization of El Gamal Key Exchange using Polycyclic Groups

73. Invited International Seminar Talk Nottingham Pure Mathematics Colloquium, University of

Nottingham, UK, March 3 2006

Residual Solvability and True Prosoluble Completion of a Group

74. Invited International Seminar Talk IPM Combinatorics Seminar, Institute for studies in

Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Iran, January 4 2006, Residual Solubility and True Prosoluble

Completion of a Group

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TALKS IN 2005

75. Invited International Conference Talk First Meeting of the Spanish Mathematical Society,

Special session on Theory of Groups and Representations, Valencia, Spain, January 31, 2005

Residual Solvability of Groups

76. International Conference Talk British Mathematics Colloquium 2005, Number Theory Splinter,

Liverpool, England, UK, April 5 2005

A Graphic Generalization of Arithmetic

77. International Conference Talk British Mathematics Colloquium 2005, Liverpool, England, UK,

April 6 2005, Removing Commutativity from the Classical Cryptography: A Combinatorial Group

Theoretic Approach

78. International Conference Presentation Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Workshop on Model Theory, Algebraic and Analytical, Geometry, Cambridge, UK (July 10-16

2005), Poster: A Graphic Generalization of Arithmetic

INVITED INTERNATIONAL LECTURES IN 2005

79. Invited International Seminar Talk, KTH Algebra-och Geometti seminarier, The Royal Institute

of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, November 16 2005

Residual Solubility and the True Prosoluble Completion of a Group

80. Invited International Seminar Talk CRM Math Seminar, Centre de Recerca Matematica,

Barcelona, Spain, February 3 2005

Removing Commutativity from the Classical Cryptography: An Algebraic Approach

81. Invited International Seminar Talk Université de Genève Séminaires d'Algèbre et de

Géométrie, Section de Mathématiques, Switzerland, January 14 2005

Residual Solvability: From Generalized Free Products to One-Relator Groups

82. Invited International Colloquium Talk Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne IGAT

Colloquium, Institute of Geometry, Algebra, Topology, Lausanne, Switzerland, January 134h

2005,

Removing Commutativity from Classical Cryptography: An Algebraic Approach


12

83. Invited International Seminar Talk Université de Genève Séminaires d'Algèbre et de

Géométrie, Section de Mathématiques, Switzerland, January 11, 2005

Algebraic Cryptography: From Cyclic to Polycyclic Groups

84. Invited International Seminar Talk IPM Mathematics Colloquium, Institute for studies in

Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Iran, Jan. 3 2005, Combinatorial Group theory and its

Applications


Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Iran, Jan. 1 2005,


86. Invited International Seminar Talk St Andrews Analysis Seminar, Mathematical Institute,

Scotland, UK, November 29 2005

The True Prosoluble Completion of a Group

87. Invited International Seminar Talk Oxford Topology Seminar, Oxford University, England, UK,

October 24 2005

The True Prosoluble Completion of a Group

88. Invited International Colloquium Talk St Andrews Pure Mathematics Colloquium,

Mathematical Institute, Scotland, UK, March 244h

2005

Graphic Arithmetic

89. Invited International Seminar Talk Glasgow Algebra Seminar, University of Glasgow, Scotland,

UK, February 164h

2005, Removing Commutativity from the Classical Cryptography: A

Combinatorial Group Theoretic Approach

90. Invited International Colloquium Talk Queens Belfast Mathematics Colloquium, Queen's

University, Belfast, Ireland, UK, February 114h

2005, Residual-Solvable-by-Solvable Groups

91. Invited International Seminar Talk Edinburgh-Heriot-Watt Algebra Seminar, University of

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, February 84h

2005, Residual Solvable Groups

INVITED INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LECTURES IN 2004, 2003

92. Invited International Colloquium Talk IHES Mathematics Colloquium, Institute des Hautes

Etudes Scientifiques, France, November 124h

2004

Removing Commutativity from Classical Cryptography: An Algebraic Approach

93. Invited International Seminar Talk Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, Unité de Mathématiques

Pures et Appliquées, France

Informal Talk, November 104h

2004, Generalized Free Products of Finitely Generated Nilpotent

Groups are Often Residually Solvable

94. Invited Seminar Talk New York Logic Workshop, Graduate Center CUNY, New York, NY, US,

September 10th 2004


95. Invited Seminar Talk NYU Cryptography Seminar, Courant Institute of Mathematical Science,

New York University, July 16th 2004, Polycyclic Groups: A new Platform for Cryptology?


13

96. Invited Seminar Talk Rutgers Group Theory Seminar, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ,

USA, March 10th 2004, Residual Solvability of Generalized Free Products


Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Iran, Dec. 294h

2004 Residual Solvability of Generalized Free

Products

98. Invited International Colloquium Talk Sharif Mathematics Colloquium, Sharif University of

Technology, Tehran, Iran, December 22nd

2004, A Graphic Generalization of Arithmetic

99. Conference Talk Albany Group Theory Conference, SUNY, State University of New York, NY,

US, October 18th 2003, On Residual Solvability of Generalized Free Products of Finitely Generated

Nilpotent Group

100. Invited International Seminar Talk Warwick Algebra Seminar, University of Warwick,

Mathematics Institute, England, UK, November 184h

2004, Residual Solvability of Groups

101. Invited International Colloquium Talk St Andrews Pure Mathematics Colloquium,

Mathematical Institute, Scotland, UK, October 104h

2004, Residual Properties of Generalized Free

Products

OTHER EXPOSITORY TALKS

102. Invited International Seminar Talk Undergraduate Analysis Seminar, University of St Andrews,

Scotland, UK, May 3, 2005

An Introduction to Geometric Group Theory

103. Invited International Seminar Talk Polycyclic Groups and Cryptologic Applications Seminar,

University of St Andrews, Scotland, December 15, 2004, Polycyclic Presentation

104. Invited International Seminar Talk Polycyclic Groups and Cryptologic Applications Seminar,

University of St Andrews, Scotland, November 4, 2004, Some Good Theorems about Polycyclic

Groups

105. Conference presentation, MSRI Geometric Group Theory: Connection for Women, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, CA USA, August 23-24 2007 (presented a

poster)

106. Seminar Presentation, Mathematical Aspects of Cryptology Student Seminar, CUNY Graduate

Center, November 9, 2012

GRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISION

1. PhD Thesis Advisor, Supervising PhD Student in CUNY Graduate Center in Mathematics

Department: Maggie Habeeb, Started in 2009, Graduated November 2011

Thesis Title: Groups, Complexity, Cryptography

Currently is a tenure track Assistant Professor at the California University of Pennsylvania


14


Department: Bobby Koupparis, Started in 2010, Graduated October 2012

Currently working at the Royal Bank of Canada in New York as a Vice President and Quant


Department: PhD Candidate Ha Lam (since Fall 2011) Expected graduation December 2013


Department: Bren Cavallo (since Summer 2012)

5. Second Advisor, Supervising PhD Student in CUNY Graduate Center in Mathematics

Department: PhD Candidate Bianca Sosnovski (since 2010)

6. External PhD Thesis Examiner in Mathematics, Rutgers University: Leigh Cobbs, Lattice

Subgroups of Kac-Moody Groups (July 2009)

7. PhD Thesis Examiner in Computer Science, CUNY Graduate Center: C.Chum, Hash

functions, Latin Squares, Secret Sharing Schemes (May 2009, 2010)

8. PhD Thesis Examiner in Computer Science, CUNY Graduate Center: M.Chen, Monte Carlo

RFID Library Location System (November, 2010 for the Proposal and April 2013 for the

defense)

9. Research project with PhD Student in CUNY Graduate Center in Mathematics Department:

Elizabeth Vidaurre (Fall 2011, Spring 2012) Supported by NSF LS-AMP

10. Supervising MSc student research project in CUNY Graduate Center in Mathematics

Department: H.Lam (2009-2010)

11. Supervising MSc student research project in CUNY Graduate Center in Mathematics

Department: S.Sze (2009-2010)

12. Supervising MSc Student research project in University of St Andrew, Mathematics Institute,

Scotland, UK, A.Furgeson (Summer 2005)

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION (21 Conferences)

1. Co-organizer The Second Joint Meeting American Mathematical Society with the Israel

Mathematical Union Meeting, Special Session in Applications of Algebra in Cryptography,

Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan and Tel-Aviv University (June 16-19, 2014) (with D.Garber)

Tel Aviv, Israel

2. Co-organizer National Joint American Mathematical Society 2013 meeting, AMS Special

Session on Algorithmic Problems of Group Theory and Their Complexity (January 9-12, 2013)

(with V.Shpilrain) San Diego, CA

3. Co-organizer American Mathematical Society Eastern meeting, AMS Special Session on

Algorithmic Problems of Group Theory and Applications in Cryptography (April 6-7, 2013)

(with V.Shpilrain) Boston College, MA


15

4. Co-Organizer National Joint American Mathematical Society 2012 Meeting, Special Session

on Groups, Algorithm, Complexity and Theory of Security (January 4-7, 2012) (with M.Habeeb)

Boston, MA

5. Co-organizer of AWM Anniversary Conference at ICERM: "40 Years and Counting: AWM's

Celebration of Women in Mathematics" Brown University (September 17-18, 2011) Special

Session in Geometric Group Theory with Moira Chas

6. Co-Organizer of American Mathematical Society 2011 Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting, Special

Session on Mathematical Aspects of Cryptography and Cyber Security (September 10-11, 2011)

(with Ben Fine, Gerhard Rosenberger) at Cornell University, Ithaca

7. Co-Organizer American Mathematical Society 2011 Spring Western Sectional Meeting, Special

Session on Computer Algebra, Group and Applications (April 30-May1, 2011) (with Ben Fine

and Gerhard Rosenberger) Las Vegas, USA

8. Organizer of American Mathematical Society 2011 National Joint Meeting (New Orleans,

January 6-9, 2011), Special Session on Groups, Geometry, Applications

9. Organizer of American Mathematical Society Meeting, 2010 Eastern Spring Special Session,

“Groups, Computations, Applications” New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark (May 2010)

10. Co-organizer of Manhattan Group Theory Day I, CUNY G.C. (December 4th 2009)

(with G.Baumslag, A.Miasnikov, V.Shpilrain, S.Ushakov)

11. Co-organizer of Manhattan Group Theory Day II, CUNY G.C. (December 3rd

2010)

(with G.Baumslag, A.Miasnikov, V.Shpilrain, S.Ushakov)

12. Co-organizer of Manhattan Algebra Day III, CUNY G.C. (December 9th 2011)

(with G.Baumslag, O.Kharlampovich, A.Miasnikov, V.Shpilrain, S.Ushakov)

13. Co-organizer of Manhattan Algebra Day IV, CUNY G.C. (December 7th 2012)

(with G.Baumslag, A.Miasnikov, O.Kharlampovich, V.Shpilrain, S.Ushakov)

14. Co-organizer of Manhattan Algebra Day V, CUNY G.C. (December 6th 2013)

(with G.Baumslag, A.Miasnikov, O.Kharlampovich, V.Shpilrain, S.Ushakov)

15. Co-Organizer of New York Women in Mathematics and Computing Network conference,

May 10, 2013 at NYCCT (CUNY) Forward to Professorship II (with Associate Provost P.Brown)

16. Co-Organizer and Founder of New York Women in Mathematics and Computing Network

conference, March 3, 2012 at NYCCT (CUNY) Forward to Professorship (with Associate Provost

Pamela Brown)

17. Co-Organizer and Founder of New York Women in Mathematics and Computing Network

conference series, Leadership in Higher Education, April 27, 2012 at CUNY Graduate Center

(with Associate Provost Pamela Brown)


16

18. Co-Organizer of New York Women in Mathematics and Computing Network workshop,

Communicating in a male dominated field, November 30, 2012 at New York City College of

Technology (CUNY) (with Associate Provost Pamela Brown)

19. Co-organizer and moderator of the panel session, “The Training and Professional Development of

Teaching Assistants” 2013 Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Diego, CA

20. Co-organizer and Co-founder of the New York Women in Mathematics Network, Conference at

The City University of New York CUNY Graduate Center-December 9, 2006 (with Victoria

Gitman)

21. Co-organizer of the New York Women in Mathematics, Interdisciplinary Research in Group

Theory, Logic and Theoretical Computer Science, NYCCT, CUNY, May 2 2008(with V.Gitman)

SEMINAR AND COLLOQUIUM ORGANIZATION

1. Co-founder and Co-organizer of New York Algebra Colloquium, CUNY Graduate Center

(Since Fall 2008) (with A.Douglas) https://sites.google.com/site/nyalg2/

2. Co-organizer of the Algebra-Cryptography Seminar, CUNY Graduate Center (Since Spring

2013) (with V.Shpilrain, A.Miasniov, R.Gilman) www.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/~shpil/algcryp.html

3. Organizer of the Mathematical Aspects of Cryptography Student Seminar (partly with

Michael Anshel 2009-2010) (Since 2009) https://sites.google.com/site/gccryptostudents/

4. Leading and Lecturing Research Seminar in Combinatorial Group Theory and Cryptography,

Interdisciplinary Seminar in Mathematics and Computer Science Department, CUNY Graduate

Center (2008-2009)(with M.Anshel, K.Boklan)

5. Co-founder and Co-organizer of Mathematics Seminar Series, NYCCT, CUNY, Brooklyn

(Since September 2007) (with Hans Schoutens)

6. Co-founder and Co-organizer of C-LAC Seminars, City Tech (CUNY) (Since Fall 2008)

(with A.Douglas) c-lac.og

7. Organizer of Polycyclic Groups and Cryptologic Applications Seminar, University of St

Andrews (2004-2005).

GRANT REVIEW AND EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES

Invited reviewer and Panel Member for the National Science Foundation, Directorate of

Mathematical Science, Human Resources Directorate, Directorate of Undergraduate

Education (July 2010, May 2012, September 2012)

Invited Reviewer for American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

research proposals, 2013


17

Member of the Editorial Board of International Journal of Open Problems in Computer

Science and Mathematics, since 2008

Reviewer for Mathematical Reviews (MR), American Mathematical Society (AMS) (since 2011)

Computing Reviewer for The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (Since 3/2013)

Panel Member for the research projects of the PSC CUNY Grants in Computer Science,

Research Foundation of City University of New York (2011, 2012, 2013)

Panel Member for the research projects of the PSC CUNY Grants in Mathematics, Research

Foundation of City University of New York (2010)

Referee for the research projects of the PSC CUNY Grants, Research Foundation of City

University of New York (2009)

Book Reviewer for Springer-Verlag (UK)

Referee for Journal of Algebra

Referee for Groups, Complexity, Cryptology

Referee for Journal of the Korean Mathematical Society

Referee for International Journal of Information Security Science

Chair of one of the Invited Addressee 2012 Joint Mathematics Meetings, American Mathematical

Society, Boston, January 2012

SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITES

Elected to chair of AMS committee of teaching assistants and part time instructors

(February 2012-January 2013) Served on the committee (2010-2013)

Mentor for the Association for Women in Mathematics Mentor Network (Since Spring 2008)

Voting Member of Graduate Council, CUNY Graduate Center, PhD Program in Computer

Science Department representative, since 2010

Chair of Research and Grants Committee in the School of Arts and Science, NYCCT, CUNY,

2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2013-2014

Member of the Advisory Council at the New York City College of Technology, Since September

2014

RESEARCH COLLABORATORS

University of Geneva (Switzerland): Pierre de la Harpe

University of Vienna (Austria): Goulnara Arzhantseva


18

University of St Andrews (Scotland, United Kingdom): Kenneth Falconer

University of Toronto (Canada): Joe Repka

Hamburg University (Germany): Gerhard Rosenberger

Technische Universität Braunschweig (Germany): Bettina Eick

Holon Institute of Technology (Israel): David Garber

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Spain): Enric Ventura, Jordi Delgado

Fairfield University: Benjamin Fine

City University of New York: Vladimir Shpilrain (CCNY, GC), Bilal Khan (John Jay, GC), Andrew

Douglas (NYCCT, GC), Michael Anshel (CCNY, GC), Stephen Majewicz (KCC), Sandra Sze (GC),

Elizabeth Vidaurre (GC), Ha Lam (GC), Bren Cavallo (GC)

California University of Pennsylvania: Maggie Habeeb

Royal Bank of Canada in New York: Charalambous Koupparis

Manhattan College: Katalin Bencsath

Catholic University of America: Kiran Bhutani

Texas A&M University: Zoran Sunik

COURSES TAUGHT AT CUNY GRADUATE CENTER

1. Mathematical Aspects of Algebraic Cryptography (Fall 2013)

2. Combinatorial Group Theory and Cryptography (Spring 2013)

3. Computational Group Theory and applications to Cryptography (Spring 2012)

4. Aspects of Non-Abelian Group-Based Cryptography: A New Approach to Modern Cryptography

(Spring 2011)

5. Group Theory, Finite Fields and their applications in Computer Science to PhD students in

Computer Science and Mathematics (Spring 2009)

6. PhD Thesis Supervision in Mathematics, CUNY Graduate Center (Fall 2010, Spring and Fall

2011, Spring and Fall 2012, Spring and Fall 2013)

7. Independent Studies with four PhD students in Mathematics, CUNY Graduate Center (Spring

2010, Spring 2011, Spring 2012)

Graduate COURSE TAUGHT AT Polytechnic Institute of New York University

1. Modern Cryptography (Fall 2013)

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE in the Mathematics Department at NYCCT


19

1. Mentoring junior faculty, Mathematics Department, NYCCT, CUNY (2011-Present)

2. Co-Chair of Student committee and faculty advisor to the Student Math Club, Mathematics

Department, NYCCT, CUNY (Fall 2012)

3. Co-Chair of Website Committee, Mathematics Department, NYCCT, CUNY (2008-Present)

4. CUNY Campaign Captain in the Mathematics Department, Mathematics Department, NYCCT,

CUNY (2006-Present)

5. Member of Mathematics Education Committee, Mathematics Department, NYCCT, CUNY

(2011-Present)

6. Member of the research and grants committee, Mathematics Department, NYCCT, CUNY (2008-

Present)

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISION

1. Damon Cham, supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Fall 2011, Spring 2012. Presented

posters in the Annual poster presentation (Intern at NASA)

2. Frank Aline, supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Spring and Fall 2012. Presented posters

in the Annual poster presentation (Intern at the Oak Ridge National Lab)

3. Suhua Zeng, supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Spring 2012. Presented posters in the

Annual poster presentation

4. Amelise Bonhomme, supported by Emerging scholar fellowship and LSAMP, Spring and Fall

2012, Spring 2013. Presented posters in the Annual poster presentation.

5. Travion Joseph, supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Spring 2012. Presented posters in the

Annual poster presentation.

6. Kelsey Rauber, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

7. Yi Ming Yu, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

8. Steven Lora, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

9. Aboudra Doukour, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

10. Seyed Hamidreza Sadatian, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

11. Dennys Bambay, Supported by Emerging Scholar fellowship, Fall 2011.

12. Kazi Islam, Supported by Emerging Scholar Fellowship, Fall 2007-2008. Project: Public Key

Cryptography. Results published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus

Publications, 2009. Now working in Department of Defense in Washington DC.


20

13. Orlando Davy, Supported by NSF-LSAMP, 2007. . Project: RSA Encryption Schemes

14. Weiyan Guo, Supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Spring 2008. . Project: The Life and

Work of Sarah Rees on the complexity of the Word Problem in Group Theory. The result was

presented in the Second Conference of New York Women in Mathematics Network. The article

was published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus Publications, 2009

15. Franklin Fung, Supported by NSF-LSAMP and Emerging Scholar Fellowship, Spring-Summer

2008. . Project: Topics in Applications of Combinatorial Group Theory in Cryptography. The

result was presented in the C-LAC Seminar, St Francis College, City Tech STEM conference.

Presented in City Tech Annual poster presentation. The article was published in City Tech

Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus Publications, 2009. Now is a student at the

Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

16. Sereta Scott, Supported by NSF-LSAMP, Summer 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010. Project:

Digital Signatures. Received the first place in poster presentation in Savannah University (invited

presenter). Presented in City Tech Annual poster presentation, St Francis College, City Tech

STEM conference, CUNY-Wide Conference in Queens Community College, Two C-LAC

Seminars. Article was published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus

Publications, 2009.

17. Raymond Li, Supported by Emerging scholar fellowship, Fall 2008. Project: Cramer-Shoup

Cryptosystem. Article published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus

Publications, 2009. Now is a student at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University.

18. David Morales, Supported by Emerging Scholar Fellowship, Spring 2009. Project: P vs

NP. Presented in Two C-LAC Seminars, City Tech Student Research Conference. Article

published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus Publications, 2009

19. Makenson Dupas and Reynold Dambreville, supported by NSF-LSAMP, Fall 2009-Spring

2010. Project: Computational Group Theory and Cryptography. Results presented in City Tech

Student Research Conference

20. Amesha Husbands, Jean Labatte, Zu En Mai, Seyed Hamidreza Sadatian, Supported by City Tech

Foundations, Summer 2010. Project: Finding Complexity of Matrix representations for Nilpotent

Groups

21. Kwasi James, Supported by Emerging Scholar Fellowship, Fall 2010-Spring 2011.

22. Philip Ajisogun, Supported by NSF-LSAMP, Fall 2010-Spring 2011.

23. Daniel Bui, Supported by NSF-STEP grant, Summer 2011. Project: Identity based cryptography

24. Dan Sadatian, Supported by NSF-STEP grant, Summer 2011, Project: A Study on Estimation of

Computational Complexity in Codes and Algorithms

25. Kelsey Rauber, Supported by NSF-STEP grant, Summer 2011. Project: Cloud Cryptography, She

published the paper in the International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics 2012

26. Stephanie Trochez, Supported by NSF-STEP grant, Summer 2011. Project: Cloud Computing


21

27. Edwin Baidoo, Supported by NSF-LSAMP, Spring 2009. Project: Digital Signatures. The article

was published in City Tech Student Research Conference Proceedings, Linus Publications, 2009

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

AMS, American Mathematical Society

AWM, Association for Women in Mathematics

Algebraic Cryptography Center, Stevens Institute of Technology (Since 2007)

REFERENCES

Professor Vladimir Shpilrain (The City College of New York, Graduate Center, City University of New

York, Mathematics Department)

Professor Lisa Carbone (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Mathematics Department)

Professor Kenneth Falconer (University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK, Mathematical Institute)

Professor Hans Schoutens (New York City College of Technology, Graduate Center, City University of

New York)

Professor Nasir Memon (New York University-Polytechnic Institute, Computer Science Department)

Distinguish Professor Sergei Artemov (Graduate Center, City University of New York, Computer Science

and Mathematics Department)

Professor Russell Miller (Queens College and Graduate Center, City University of New York,

Mathematics and Computer Science Department)

Professor Melvyn Nathanson (Lehman College and Graduate Center, City University of New York,

Mathematics Department)

LAST UPDATED: September 15, 2013.

curriculum vitae d k - city techwebsupport1.citytech.cuny.edu/faculty/dkahrobaei/dk_cv.pdf ·...

Documents